72% Madagascar by Dick Taylor

In front of us there's a bar of Madagascar chocolate from Dick Taylor. I usually avoid Madagascar chocolate, as for me it is sometimes too acidic. »
In front of us there's a bar of Madagascar chocolate from Dick Taylor. I usually avoid Madagascar chocolate, as for me it is sometimes too acidic. »
This is our second acquaintance with Madécasse, and, frankly, my opinion has not changed. Sour and bitter. Of course it's edible, but I'm not sure that's »
Last Oberweis bar from the summer batch. And this one just looks much better than the rest - it has not melted, has not turned white, »
One of the smallest bars in my collection, packaging says it's only 53 grams. But this bar is also interesting because I got not all 53 »
This Dick Taylor bar, the second one in my collection, I bought in Cocoa Store. I still use their "Summer" Sale and I've got »
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% »
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 »
Here it is, my first bar of pure 100% chocolate. That was one of my birthday presents from my beloved wife. Along with a stack of »