Chocolate

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Saw that this morning and thought the same me. It's a shame.
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Can anyone recommend a really nice coffee chocolate? I'd prefer truffles than a bar and would prefer dark or milk than white chocolate.
Saw that this morning and thought the same me. It's a shame.
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Can anyone recommend a really nice coffee chocolate? I'd prefer truffles than a bar and would prefer dark or milk than white chocolate.
This is a BACI chocolate - it’s the most authentic coffee tasting ganache I’ve ever eaten. Truly awesome if you like chocolate and coffee 🍫
 

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I got the salted caramel egg from M&S and I’m too scared to break into it 😆
 
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With a new range of autumn/winter chocolate hitting the shops, it seemed like a good time to bring this thread back to life!

Here is a relatively new discovery of mine from Aldi with which I am OBSESSED. And I’m not even usually a big white chocolate fan but this is top notch creamy crunchy goodness.
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I have two chocs to recommend: the Big Mix tin (£12) from M&S which is packed with so many truly delicious chocs and is a perfect present.
And the 70% dark choc from Green & Blacks which I tried yesterday and thought was absolutely fantastic. It's not new but I really recommend if you're looking for a dark choc which is not bitter.
 
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I have two chocs to recommend: the Big Mix tin (£12) from M&S which is packed with so many truly delicious chocs and is a perfect present.
And the 70% dark choc from Green & Blacks which I tried yesterday and thought was absolutely fantastic. It's not new but I really recommend if you're looking for a dark choc which is not bitter.
The Big Mix chocolates are wonderful, they've been out Christmas tin of chocolates for the last few years
 
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What kind of mix is in it?? I find some of them a bit too heavy on fondant for my liking.
Chocolate covered toffees, caramels and creams, and they don't scrimp on the amount of chocolate they use
 
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I would recommend the brand, Divine. Their chocolate is nice, but most of all the ingredients are natural and I like the ethics behind the company. Their farmers co-own the company and the profits go to where they should go.

Here's a link if anyone is interested. I liked the milk chocolate and dark (70%) one. I will definitely order again from them.

 
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I think we should do a photo of the back cover of chocolate we like on here, so we can be ever vigilant for when they ruin them by dumbing down the ingredients!

Talking of chocolate. I do remember liking some chocolate bars wrapped in brown paper from Holland and Barrett. Bought on 3 for 2 and think they were about £3.75 normally.
Not something I binged, but rather let a piece melt in my mouth, so probably had decent ingredients.
 
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