72% Raw Ecuadorian Chocolate by Aruntam

Italian chocolate from Ecuadorian beans. In my head, Ecuadorian beans are associated with something mediocre, very astringent, bitter, earthy, and mudlike. I was a little surprised »
Italian chocolate from Ecuadorian beans. In my head, Ecuadorian beans are associated with something mediocre, very astringent, bitter, earthy, and mudlike. I was a little surprised »
Romanian chocolate most likely brought from Croatia. I was expecting something like three, like most chocolate brought from Croatia, and I've I got it. It's a »
Vietnamese cocoa, without vanilla and lecithin. Very high-quality packaging, but not very pleasant taste of burnt cocoa. The promised on the packaging citruses may very well »
Peruvian chocolate from Peruvian beans. In my memory, Peru is one of the few cocoa producing countries that is trying hard to make chocolate from its »
I bought this Venchi bar in Dnipro in one of LeSilpo, these are Ukrainian gourmet shops, in which there are a lot of imported goods. Since »
Our previous bar contained 80% of cocoa, but the rates are still growing and today we got 90% of cocoa. And this is another Spanish bar. »
A small bar of Italian chocolate purchased in Vienna. The bar is small, only 50 grams and consists of four square pieces. The packaging of the »
Scottish 70% chocolate made from Colombian Trinitario beans. Very beautiful packaging, I like such packagings, probably because I love everything colorful and bright :) And I bought »