Chocolate snorting offers new way to a cocoa high

news.yahoo.com ^ | 02-06-2015 | By Miranda Alexander-Webber

[Red Badger]

without the ‘o’............

[pallis]

I love chocolate, but too much of it gives me a horrible headache. I would imagine that snorting chocolate would intensify that outcome, so no thanks.

[Red Badger]

Headache?

Maybe it’s the sugar.

I get sugar headaches..............

[muir_redwoods]

I’m no chemist but I’ve often wondered if the process used to convert the alkaloid cocaine to crack could be used with caffeine as the starting alkaloid. Imagine the Feds and the states going crazy trying to regulate and control that as thousands of Walter “Dunkin” Whites set up shop.

[Billthedrill]

Persoone used a mix that included chili pepper...

Well, he did say it turned out to be a bad idea. Who knew?

[Yo-Yo]

“She don’t lie, she don’t lie, she don’t lie....COCOA!”

[Max in Utah]

Why couldn’t chocolate be used in the smokeless cigarettes?

There are many refill liquids for "e-cigarettes" which contain chocolate/cocoa flavoring. One of the best is Halo's Belgian Cocoa.

[MrB]

I’ll just stick with licking toads, thank you very much.

(who would have thought to try it?)

[TexasRepublic]

Maybe I’ll get rich selling chocolate suppositories. I can visualize the advertisements now: “Stick ‘em where the sun don’t shine!”

[bgill]

The chili pepper one brings a whole new meaning to hot tamale.

[Red Badger]

I once got chili pepper in my eyes. I cannot imagine it up my nose.............

[pallis]

Yeah, too much sugar will give me a headache, or used to. I rarely eat anything with sugar in it, including fruits and starchy foods. Chocolate, sweetened with stevia will give me a headache, if I eat too much of it, and that isn’t a lot.