104/365 Photo Project - Chocolate, It's Good For You

Chocolate, It's Good For You

Science is good, and scientific research that states chocolate is good for you is even better. These chocolate bars looked too good to resist at the checkout counter of my local Trader Joe's.

Taken with the Canon PowerShot SX230HS, no post processing.

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