What is your go to simple chocolate bar? Nothing like Snickers, or Twix, but just simple, plain chocolate.

I used to like Hershey's as a kid, but my parent's like the richer texture/taste of Symphony. As an adult, I've started to find Hershey's kinda gross. I've weaned myself to dark chocolate, so maybe Hershey's is just too sweet for me now, but even their dark chocolate just tastes funny.

I like Moser Roth dark chocolate from Aldi, the 70% type. Gives me just a little bit of sweetness and a savory chocolate flavor, and it comes in 5 little bars, so I can portion control.

Cadburry's is also pretty good, but obviously harder to find, and often more expensive. Though it can be a bit too sweet as well - haven't had a dark chocolate Cadburry's I don't think.

I like to keep it around 70%. Taza is my favorite. I also like Ghiradelli and Dove. Hershey's isn't good.

I like Ghiradelli semi-sweet and 70% and Guittard milk

Go to Trader Joes and get these: https://www.amazon.com/Trader-Joes-Cacao-Belgian-Chocolate/dp/B009PE3OX2

As a chocolate bar, I think Tony's is pretty good if not a little pricey. And preachy.

I have really enjoyed recently a bar I picked up from Aldi. Is this Moser Roth?

No, this is Moser Rother. They have several flavors. Their dark mint is pretty good as well. There's another German grocery store that hasn't made it to Texas yet called Lidl. They have their own brand of dark chocolate pistachio that is also pretty good, but it's like 56% dark chocolate.

Chocoeur is good too though, very creamy. But these days it's a bit too sweet for me.

Lindt Excellence makes some good ones that I'm a fan of, and you can generally find them at Target or the grocery store.