Hah, I was reading about them before. This page: http://www.theguardian.com/news/2013/nov/27/caffeine-compared-coke-coffee-aspirin-chocolate-tea shows chocolate covered coffee beans as having a heck of a lot of caffeine. But it also shows milk chocolate covered raisins having a significant amount, which I'm dubious about. The linked spreadsheet where they got the data from shows milk chocolate covered raisins having 9 times as much caffeine as milk chocolate covered peanuts.
My mom gave me dark chocolate covered coffee beans a while back. We're both sensitive to caffeine, and they were too strong for her. I liked the taste, but I only ate the chocolate and spit out the beans, because I didn't want insomnia.
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Date: 2015-08-16 04:38 am (UTC)From:shows chocolate covered coffee beans as having a heck of a lot of caffeine. But it also shows milk chocolate covered raisins having a significant amount, which I'm dubious about. The linked spreadsheet where they got the data from shows milk chocolate covered raisins having 9 times as much caffeine as milk chocolate covered peanuts.
My mom gave me dark chocolate covered coffee beans a while back. We're both sensitive to caffeine, and they were too strong for her. I liked the taste, but I only ate the chocolate and spit out the beans, because I didn't want insomnia.