75% Brut de Plantation by François Pralus
This bar, the last of the Pralus Paris party, differs from the others, in that it looks like praline bars, but this is just regular 75% »
This bar, the last of the Pralus Paris party, differs from the others, in that it looks like praline bars, but this is just regular 75% »
The day before yesterday I saw a new chocolate in Wholefoods and decided to test it. It looks nice, it costs an average - about $5. »
Another Jamaican bar from Mount Pleasant. Essentially the same as plain bar, but only with nuts. It turned out for some reason worse than the plain »
The second in my collection bar of Arriba Gold. After a successful debut of 80% bar I decided to continue my acquaintance with this Ecuadorian chocolate. »
I had great hopes for this French bar, as it once was for the Cluizel bar, for the following reasons: It's a French chocolate, »
Probably this is the first bar which has only two ingredients - cocoa and sugar. Also my first Australian bar! I got it at a local »
Another Pralus bar. Madagascar. Not that one, which is 100%, but the one with 75% of cocoa. I doubted whether to order Madagascar bar, after 3 »
The last bar from Denmark and from Europe. This is a more serious bar compared to 77% Toms which we love and respect. Seriousness as you »