
Some chocolate Cinnabon, who wants?
Its so good should you try it

Its so good should you try it
Guys, this one was too aromatic for me. 💀
I don't think I like pears in my chocolate.
generally think the not-rough-neither-smooth texture doesn't do them a favour (although it is their schtick...), but this bar has surprised me for its complexity and pleasantness. the Costa Rica from the same drop was already very good.
this bar pretty much tastes exactly the way the wrapper defines it. deep raisin/rum chocolatey flavours, with a long buttery and citrusy (like bergamot - with slight pleasant bitterness). the buttery note is particularly intense and indulging, this does really taste of panettone in a chocolate bar. it's amazing to perceive complexity in a grainy and crunchy bar as well, e.g. Orfève is a great example.
Ruvido mentions the beans undergo a 7-days fermentation in Tabebuia Rosea wood boxes, with following drying in artificial gas-powered machines + cement patio finish. I don't think I've hard of this farm before but I'm interested in more.
It is pretty good tastes exactly like the actual chocolate orange 🍊
So, I was sipping this tea for the first time yesterday, thought it would be like any other floral tea but no. I was really really surprised to taste hints of cocoa and honey in every sip.
Cocoa in a tea, you guys. Mind blown! Instantly loved it because I love chocolate.
Is this Japan’s equivalent to US Hersheys? Like is it a staple in stores I think it is much better by comparison, and I am wishing it was in the grocery aisle at my store and not just in specially shops.
My wrists were in shambles after I finished piping 3 sheet pan trays of this 😭
Was it worth it? ABSOLUTELY!
These are elite!
I am not much of a chocolate lover myself, but love the kind of chocolate that real chocolate enthusiasts tend to hate. Whoppers and Butterfingers are examples of chocolate I like. I have recently taken up ice cream making and it turns out I'm pretty good at that, but I struggle with chocolate flavors and infusions because I'm such a pleb when it comes to this burnt bean. I made a black raspberry chocolate chunk ala Graeter's and it turned out GREAT except for the chocolate which even I understand was the wrong choice.
The real McCoy uses a chocolate that I think is dark, but it's sweeter than most. It's right on the verge of going into that vegetable territory that I don't like about dark chocolate. I'm trying to figure out a good replacement for my next batch of this ice cream, but have no clue about this stuff. Anyone have recommendations for a lightly sweet dark chocolate?
This is from Sylter Schokoladenmanufaktur, a German chocolate brand.
It's expired a year but stayed in fridge the whole time
It’s baaaaack! Bought today (5/17/2026) at Walmart. Enjoy 😃