85% Björnsted Dark Chocolate

German chocolate, bought in Denmark. The smell and taste are pretty sharp, but it's quite edible, if you eat it little by little. 3 stars. That's »
German chocolate, bought in Denmark. The smell and taste are pretty sharp, but it's quite edible, if you eat it little by little. 3 stars. That's »
Another bar from Amsterdam. I think I picked that one myself. 70% cocoa and cofee crunch - not a bad combination. The bar is small, only »
A German bar purchased in Italy. Classic 100 gramms bar with classic ingredients list and form-factor. Packaging looks good quality wise - carton box and silver »
Rapunzel - the bar of German chocolate, bought in Iceland. There's a enough of local chocolate in Iceland, but its quality suffers, to put it mildly. »
German chocolate from Peruvian beans. Purchased in Iceland. Packaging is modest, but reliable as lots of other German things. The smell reminded me of 85% Milkboy »
German chocolate, imported from Poland and bought at NetCost store in Brooklyn for $3.5 or so. The bar has standard 100 grams, but there is »
German bar of pure dark chocolate. 70%, all is serious. I certainly tried Divine chocolate before, and my memory keeps telling me that chocolate was okay, »
I'm aware of Godiva chocolate for a long time already, probably since I came to the United States in 2010. This chocolate isn't at every corner, »