Where can an American get some quality chocolate? I don't

>>9269717
>I'm in California if that matters.
Ghirardelli is good.

you should have some places around that make it in house

>>9269717
get gud undutched cocoa, get gud vanilla, freeze some actually-ripe bananas, optionally include some flax/chia/nuts, put in big boy blender or food processor with minimum water needed to make it blend, enjoy your minerals.

>>9269799
Not OP, but their chocolate always tastes like flavorless soap to me.

>>9269717
You can always just visit a nearby chocolatiere if you're autistic about convenience store chocolates like Ghirardelli or Lindt.

>>9269717
Go to any Asian grocery store.

Purchase Meiji chocolate bars.

>>9269717
See's is pretty good, but no bars or anything as far as I know. Cadbury is also good, they sell the American version at grocery stores I think, and the imported at Cost Plus.

>>9269717
I like the Belgian chocolate bars from trader joes

that or kinder chocolate which I was surprised to see in california

Lidnts stores have decent candies and chocolate bars, I mostly buy their 70% dark chocolate. Major cities can have pretty good hidden treasures, just look up google reviews and give the places a try.