Chocolate Fish

This is to the several TE members to whom I promised chocolate fish in 2006

The year kind've got away on me, work stuff, all three parents/p-in-laws with increased medical issues, son leaving school, etc etc etc...

All life-stuff we all deal with.

This is a generic apology to those to whom I have promised chocky fish either to swap for something or as payment for something... they will be there soon. I wont post til March - February is our hottest month and don't want them arriving to you all wilted.

Again - sincere apologies, this year has started more "manageably" and I hope to fulfill my promises soon.

I don't think anyone wants a melted fish.
(not one of those you promised but very concerned anyway).
:cool:

Since I missed the original thread can you explain what a "choclate fish" is?? :eek:

Are they still pink inside ? I don't eat pink things, never have.

Margo... they're not quite white, but not really pink.
I think they've changed the colour with the increased awareness of red food colouring.


Queen... there was a big discussion somewhere about chocky fish but I can't find it. :(

Essentially, choclate fish are a NZ icon - right up there with pavlova, jandels, black singlets, buzzy bees, gumboots, kiwifruit, lemon and paeroa, hokey pokey icecream etc etc

Yes, they are a food - but no fish involved. :p They are a soft yummy marshmallow coated in milk chocolate. :)

They are often used as a reward, or as an acknowledgement.... eg

"I owe you a chocolate fish for that"
"Wow, good effort - chocolate fish I reckon"

When students find spelling/editing mistakes in course books, I give them a chocolate fish!

http://lollyshop.co.nz/images/minichocfish.jpg

oh, I could get addicted to THESE

Marshmallow?? Ewwwwwwwwwww! If you gave a $1000 I wouldn't eat one, too many s'mores as a Girl Scout I guess. :p

Oh Queen
- they are not marshmallow like a packet of marshmallos you buy to toast over a fire.
- they are not the cloying marshmallow of easter eggs

It is a much creamier, smoother, lighter marshmallow. plus, the thickness of each fish is about 1/4 - 1/3 of an inch - so not too much marshmallow in a bite...

Of course, one must get the "original" chocolate fish brand - you can now get "sprats" (think 'mini-me') which are not too bad, but a bit sweet... and "giant chocolate fish" which are grainy and cloying.

So some month in the future, we'll be doing regional specialty foods for ss...;) ?

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Originally Posted by five one

So some month in the future, we'll be doing regional specialty foods for ss...;) ?

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LOL... good idea except I dont do the SS thing - not organised enough (hence this thread! although part of my problem is I work til the post office closes and i live way out in the country so even on a Saturday morning like now, I am too far from the shops and when I go in this afternoon for my racing with the rest of the family, the PO will be closed - NZ closes at weekends!!!)


However... once I have sent chocky fish to everyone I already owe chocky fish to, I'm happy to send them elsewhere...

Sweet chocolatey marshmallowy goodness. *drools*

i'm starting to think chocolate covered marshmallow things are both wonderful and evil at the same time.