Chocolate in fridge | Face off

I do like a cool chocolate bar but fridge temperature is hard work. Ideal is probably the temperature of a nice air conditioned room, say 18-19 degrees.

Do you prefer to drink milk at room temperature or chilled?
Body temperature, obviously. That's what it comes out of the cow at.
 
I eat 90% - 100% dark chocolate and prefer it to be at room temperature. If it is eaten straight from the fridge it loses a lot of it's flavour in my opinion.
 
Cold reduces flavour in nearly everything. Point in question, Mr Whippy style ice cream has less sugar than tubs of ice cream as it's server warmer. The colder tub of ice cream needs more sugar to make up what's lost from temperature
 
No poll?

Seems like the sensible thing to do, 4 options:
1 - Never put it in the fridge
2 - got to go in the fridge when its hot outside
3 - always in the fridge
4 - Freezer because I hate my teeth
 
Definately not! The warmer the better (to a point)

I tried a bit of chocolate making (and while I was terrible at it) I did learn that I think chocolate tastes better at its working temperature of about 30 degrees.

The closest thing to going to all that effort, is to finely grate a room temp chocolate bar and eat it with a spoon. TRY IT! and thank me later...
 
I'm for always in the fridge for the likes of bars, kit kats, penguins, I just take it out for 5 mins before I want to eat it and it looses a little of the cold, but stays brittle.
 
I never knew putting chocolate in the fridge was a thing!
Why would you need to??
 
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Has anyone ever tried a Tunnock's Tea Cake directly from the freezer?

They are god tier, above anything fridged or room temp. The chocolate and biscuit are crisp, but the marshmallow is soft still.
 
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