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I'm sucking on a gummy bear. A red one. They are Andreea's 'sweet from childhood' portion of the Euro Blogging By Post parcel that arrived yesterday.

The excitement in opening a mystery parcel is more exciting than Christmas. Andreea has been heavenly generous. In addition to the 'Happy Gommys' there is a huge block of cooking chocolate, a bar of NewTree Chocolat Noir with Guarana extract and another with Pink Pepper. Andreaa lives in Brussels (and blogs at On Food and Wine) so chocolate features heavily.

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A pack of Waffles (that I plan to have for Sunday Brunch tomorrow) and a tub of Sirop-de-Leige. A mix of pears, apples and dates. I am wondering if I could use this as a cheesecake topping, using the pack of biscuits (also included) as the base?

But there is more! Three bottles of beer are nestling at the bottom of the box - Mort Subite Lambic, Trappistes Rochfort and Lindemans Apple. Just wonderful!

Andreea has obviously pinned down my predilection for alcohol and desserts! A great many thanks Andreea, a superb parcel.

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I love the NewTree bars! I've never seen the pink pepper or guarana varieties before, but I've found the best prices for the ones that are available domestically at iluvchocolate.com - along with a large selection of other imported chocolates. Wish I had a food parcel buddy abroad though!

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