70% Organic Cotê d'Or Chocolate by Mondelez

Another bar from Mondelez. This time it's Cotê d'Or, but surprisingly it is not much different from recently eaten Suchard. Both packaging design and pattern on »
Another bar from Mondelez. This time it's Cotê d'Or, but surprisingly it is not much different from recently eaten Suchard. Both packaging design and pattern on »
Spanish Lacasa chocolate. Unfortunately, as you can see on the photos, its packaging suffered from condensation in my wine cooler. As soon as we arrived home »
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