A mix between milk and dark chocolate with some cocnut and tofé flavour. Anything to write home about?
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A mix between milk and dark chocolate with some cocnut and tofé flavour. Anything to write home about?
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German chocolate with black currant filling. Surely fesh cassis is nice, but in moderation, right?
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Artisan chocolate from Gothenburg Sweden
Nigarauan Opayo beans made into a bar that is like a ckae. Watch and understand why I wrote that.
Storm&Bille Nicaragua 70% Beans O´Payo
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Finnish artsian raw, vegan chocolate flavoured with typical Asian components. Will they compliment the chocolate or vice versa?
Well, ginger is strong, chocolate bitter, lemongrass acidic. Who knows (me?)?
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A dark brooding chocolate enhanced with black pepper but no strawberry despite it being there.
Scottish artisan maker Chocolate Tree hits and misses with this one.
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Belgian reduced sugar white chocolate. White chocolate with low sugar, aka no sugar but lot of maltitol. Will it still be to gooey and sweet?
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Shall we discuss organic growing and climate responsability or just try milk chocolate with sea salt, or should I say sea salt with milk chocolate?
Come and join me.
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Shadowmilk, what’s that? It’s whole milk powder and cacao. No sugar, no anything else. Will it get extra creamy or extra bitter. Let’s find out…
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