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Originally Posted by ssamuels
(Post 19218852)
I've stayed in far too many hotels and never figured out, nor ever asked, if one is supposed to eat the chocolate left on pillow before retiring to bed or when waking up.
Sometimes I eat them at night, sometimes I toss them into my laptop bag to eat later (days later, weeks later or months later). |
Originally Posted by bitburgr
(Post 19223301)
I think you are supposed to eat them whenever you feel like eating them.
Sometimes I eat them at night, sometimes I toss them into my laptop bag to eat later (days later, weeks later or months later). As long as the chocolate is free, I can't see what difference it makes when you eat it--except, if you leave it on the night table, and haven't consumed it by the time they do the regular cleaning of the room (the next morning), it might not be there when you get back (hungry mice love chocolate:D:D:D.) |
Originally Posted by zitsky
(Post 19219085)
Well chocolate goes with port, and would you really drink port first thing in the morning?
I normally save the chocolates and stick them in the fridge at home. That way when I just need a little sweet/chocolate fix, I have a small piece available to satisfy my craving. |
Originally Posted by nrr
(Post 19223452)
Do they still taste good months later?
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