chocolatoholic

plural chocolatoholics

1. informalrareSynonym of chocoholic.

   That was delicious, I could become a chocolatoholic

   1982 December 29, RAL⫯ [pseudonym], “Junior [422]”, in Evening Sentinel, number 36,742, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 3, column 9

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   At the other end of the scale is Peanut Butter Chocolate Sauce from the files of Cecily Brownstone, Associated Press Food Editor. This, too, can be made ahead and reheated to serve over vanilla ice cream (or over chocolate ice cream to chocolatoholics).

   1973 May 2, “Festive Occasions Call for Creation”, in Wednesday Evening Twin City Sentinel, 117th year, number 312, Winston-Salem, N.C., →OCLC, page 27, column 4

   “That’s the best cake I ever ate,” said one woman. “That’s the easiest cake I ever made,” said another. They weren’t mimicing^([sic]) each other; their words overlapped. And they were talking about the same cake. It will satisfy even a chocolatoholic — and all with 8 tablespoons of cocoa.

   1974 June 19, “Dishes of Note: Both ‘Best’ and ‘Easiest’ Cake Tops Chocolate with Chocolate”, in Wednesday Evening Twin City Sentinel, 119th year, number 40, Winston-Salem, N.C., →OCLC, page 17, column 4

   The real reason for this trip was the last item [brownie mix]. Beth’s mother was a chocolatoholic and tonight she had a heavy brownie craving.

   1980, Carol Stanley [pseudonym; Carol White], chapter 12, in I’ve Got a Crush on You, New York, N.Y.: Scholastic Book Services, →ISBN, page 94

   She is a self-confessed chocolatoholic and a member of the Club des Croqueurs de Chocolat.

   1985 July 30, Liz Smith, “Liz Smith meets the Queen of Knitwear: For Coco [Chanel] say Sonia [Rykiel]”, in The London Standard, London, →OCLC, page 21, column 2

   Eaten as a greasy mass in the warmth of your home as a supplement to an already adequate calorie meal, it [chocolate] is deadly. Yet in our cold Northern winters, out of doors, carried by hillwalkers, mountaineers or hunters, when it splinters in the hand, hard and brittle at those low temperatures, it is a valuable and harmless food. So, for the chocolatoholic, the answer is obvious, get out and earn it.

   1987, A. Ian Richardson, “Eat Now, Pay Later”, in The Road Back: A Psychological Approach to Weight Reduction, Kingussie, Highland: Laggan Publications, →ISBN, page 53

   Synonyms: chocoholic