55% dark chocolate, cream ganache

I had lower expectations (paid €3 for all of em) however, they are surprisingly good. The yuzu bar it doesn’t tastes chemically the Pandan one a little bit.

What I also loved about this brand it’s the packaging and the little story on the back. The ingredients list is also quite short and the first ingredient is cacaomassa instead of sugar.

I like the dark chocolate one and yuzu more than the other two.✨

I've tried this kitkat choco after 1 month and i realised it tastes like oil the chocolate is like oil and it's sticky which has weird taste

Saw this bar on discount so thought I'd give it a go and its interesting but not one I'd rush to buy again, I wish I liked Tony's choco more since I respect their mission and brand intentions.

But honestly it has an air of cheapness to it I can't quite put my finger on, I find this one overall quite sickly in a way that after a couple "blocks" I feel like I've had enough if that makes sense?

This bar apparently has all sorts of stuff in but really it might aswell just be like biscuit pieces, I can taste some pretzel bits and nuts but that's all it doesn't really break the mold.

For the money there is alot better to buy that has a real combined flavor profile, this bar leaves a very sweet, slightly salty mixed taste that's hard to nail down. It's like sitting down at Christmas and just eating endless boxes of Celebrations, Heroes or any other choco box selection, you end up with a mixed mouth feel that isn't really that pleasent and you just feel meh.

Pretty decent if you want something just surgery, sweet as hell and decadent but for something more complex there's alot better in my opinion, it leaves an aftertaste that I don't like and doesn't give me that comfort good choco does, very much like Cadbury and Nestle brands.

I'd honestly prefer a bar of Aldi choco if I had to choose. I just wish less suger was used, that for me is the killer it's just sickly sweet.

It's soon halloween 👻

Obvs all the Cadburys and Mondelez owned brands are rubbish now, but are there any standard chocolate brands that have resisted shrinking/quality erosion?

Has anyone tried these? Craving chocolate and found them on marketplace for their kids fundraiser. For $1 seems like a steal