It's really not very difficult to eat chocolate seductively; its
creamy smoothness and sensuous taste already lends itself to pure
eating enjoyment.
If you're keen to try out a seductive chocolate eating experience for
Valentine's Day or for a special date occasion, all you need is your
partner, plenty of chocolate, and a little imagination.
!! Steps !!
Prepare beforehand. Grab a hot chocolate, settle down somewhere
comfortable and Wi-Fi optimized to read How to taste dark chocolate
and How to eat chocolate with your partner.
* Think ahead and borrow a book or two about chocolate from the
library so that you can read about the history of chocolate
together; mark all the romantic bits in advance.
* And if you'd like to set up a romantic evening consisting of a
little wine and a lot of chocolate tasting, read How to pair wine
and chocolate, just so that you can do it all properly.
Select quality chocolate. The most romantic chocolate is the best
quality chocolate available. Failing that, choose the chocolate that
pleases both you and your partner, regardless of its provenance.
* Consider taking your partner to the best chocolate store in town.
Spend at least quarter of an hour making your selection. This is a
special event! Choose chocolate bars, single handcrafted truffles,
and other types of chocolate on display. Chocolates with cream
centers have a sensuality all of their own; perhaps get a mixture
for a varied experience.
* Don't forget chocolate coated cacao beans and coffee beans. These
can bring a sensual pleasure all of their very own, and have a
very interesting crunchy texture.
Unwrap the chocolate bar or box with a gleam in your eye and a sense
of purpose. Weave your beloved a tale of chocolate seduction;
perhaps that you just _cannot_ wait to taste the chocolate, to feel
the plumpness of its texture against your teeth, and to run your
tongue across its smooth lines.
For the more daring, unwrap the chocolate bar using your teeth
alone.
Once opened, shut your eyes and waft the chocolate across the air
under your nose. Take a deep breath and smell the aroma of the
chocolate. Invite your partner to smell it too.
* Can you determine any special flavors through this initial sniff?
* If it's a cream or liqueur filled chocolate, can you tell what it
is by smell alone?
Place your tongue on the chocolate first. Rather than going straight
for the bite, use your tongue to gently lick the chocolate and to
detect an initial taste. Invite your partner to do the same.
* Does the taste match the smell?
Gently bite off a small portion of chocolate using just your front
teeth. This is no occasion for stuffing it all in and chewing!
Instead, hold the piece of chocolate on your tongue for a time. Then
gently roll it over and over in your mouth to savor the flavor. Hold
it to the roof of your mouth. Let it drop back onto your tongue.
Continue enjoying the full taste without biting it again; eventually
it will melt away completely; it's the melting process that creates
a long-lasting sensuous buzz.[1] [1]
* If you're enjoying a cream or liqueur centered chocolate, you'll
need to vary the eating method. One way might be to suck the
center out gradually and use your tongue to lick out the rest
through the hole you've made. Decide on the rules with your
partner before eating it!
Vary the chocolate seduction. Here's where it gets really
interesting – did you know that chocolate produces a longer brain
and body buzz than kissing, lasting four times longer than the most
passionate kiss?[2] [2] Fortunately, chocolate doesn't care whether
you're male or female; it's very generous in sharing its buzz. So,
for this step, have you and your partner devise new ways to enjoy
the pieces of chocolate together, including sharing it and finding
ways to maximize that buzz:
* Gently push a sucked piece of chocolate out of your mouth to rest
on your lips and have your partner gently kiss it away from you.
* Be more daring and have your partner French kiss the chocolate
back and forth.
* Lick pieces of chocolate off your fingers. Let some chocolate melt
on your lower lip as you eat it, then suck it off seductively.
Aaaah! Discuss your feelings about the chocolate. Let your partner
know how enjoyable it is by making comments as to how tasty,
delicious, smooth, etc. the chocolate is. Emit joyous noises to back
up your enjoyment of the chocolate. A few "mmm's" and "ah's" can add
to the appreciation. It's an entire experience; go with the flow and
say whatever comes to mind.
Open the next box, packet, or bar and repeat. Perhaps change
rooms to reflect your change in mood. Luckily for you, chocolate
is very portable and is considered perfectly acceptable from the
lounge to the boudoir...
!! Tips !!
* Try to keep the wrapper on the bar; this prevents it from melting
on your fingers and looking messy.
* Play chocolate related music in the background; the more romantic
or seductive, the better. Do a search through sites such as iTunes
and Jamendo to see what you can find under "chocolate".
!! Warnings !!
* Chocolate and love are both addictive;[3] whether it's easier to
break a love addiction [3] or a chocolate addiction remains the
subject of much debate.
* Chocolate can stain. Here is how to clean it from a carpet (just
what were you doing eating it on the carpet?) and from a white hat
(well, you never know when you might meet a chocolate chef...).
!! Things You'll Need !!
* Chocolate bar, box, packet, or pieces
* Seductive music (optional)
* Comfortable location
* Wine or liqueur (optional)
!! Related WikiHows !!
* How to Make Chocolate Dipped Spoons
* How to Taste Dark Chocolate
* How to Make Home Made Chocolates
* How to Try Different Chocolates
* How to Make a Cream Filling for Chocolates
!! Sources And Citations !!
!! Article Tools !!
* Read on wikiHow
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Links:
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[1] http://bemoreconfident.info/#_note-0
[2] http://bemoreconfident.info/#_note-1
[3] http://www.wikihow.com/Overcome-Addiction-in-60-Days
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