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    Your Approach to Chocolate

    By | Shine Food – Fri, Apr 10, 2009 6:25 PM EDT



    Do you dive into your Godiva, or do you savor every magnificent morsel? Here's some astrological insight into the way each sign consumes chocolate.

    ARIES
    Eats all of the chocolates in one sitting.

    TAURUS
    Tends to buy two boxes and leave only the orange ones for you.

    GEMINI
    Makes their chocolate choice by sticking their finger in each piece.

    CANCER
    Draws it out to make even the smallest box last for a month.


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    LEO
    Likes to own all the chocolates first.

    VIRGO
    Cuts their chocolates up into small, manageable bites with a knife and fork.

    LIBRA
    Chooses two boxes of chocolates, white and dark; one for you, one for them.

    SCORPIO
    Can't resist rubbing the chocolates all over their partner and licking it off.


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    SAGITTARIUS
    Only orders foreign chocolates.

    CAPRICORN
    Seeks perfection in picking truffles of the best variety.

    AQUARIUS
    Skips chocolates altogether -- they prefer a box of carob and raisin health bars.

    PISCES
    Tends to share them all and forget to leave one for themselves.


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