Showing posts with label Milk Chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Milk Chocolate. Show all posts

Sunday, 2 February 2014

Review: Cadbury Dairy Milk Rocky Road


For those that like a sweet chocolate, this chocolate will certainly be very appealing. Cadbury Dairy Milk Rocky Road is made up of milk chocolate (81%) with peanuts (7%), coconut (5%), marshmallow (4%) and cherry flavoured jellies (4%) encrusted within. It is quite chewy and the coconut adds something to the overall texture of this block of chocolate. It is best to remember that this is a block chocolate version of rocky road, rather than what you would perhaps traditionally expect rocky road to be like, so the marshmallow content is more chewy than fluffy in it's rendering. Overall, a chocolate that has a sweetness that will suit those who feel like a sweet chocolate treat with a variety of texture contained within.

Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Review: Whittaker's Milk Strawberry Chocolate 250g


According to the information supplied on the outer cover sheet, by purchasing this particular block of chocolate by Whittaker's you are contributing to the $75,000 Whittaker's is committing to a New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation fund for continuous medical education.

It is a fund that will be used to train more of the vital professionals needed to avoid medical skill shortages in breast cancer treatment.

The actual strawberry image depicted on the front of the pack was captured on an MRI scanner by the Auckland MRI Research Group, at the University of Auckland.

The chocolate block itself is a Milk Chocolate comprising 33% Cocoa Solids.
It contains a Strawberry Filling.

It is a block of chocolate that will appeal to those that are perhaps wanting a milk chocolate treat that is quite sweet overall due to it's fruit filling, yet smooth in texture.








Tuesday, 17 September 2013

Review: GuyLian Artisanal Belgian Chocolates 180g

What can I say, these were simply delicious!

A well presented box of 16 chocolates made in Belgium. All 16 chocolates have a very smooth hazelnut praline truffle filling which was just so pleasant to sample.

As it says on the actual box: 'A rich and decadent taste sensation.'

Consists of 48% minimum Cocoa Solids, 31% Milk Chocolate, 25% White Chocolate.
Milk Solids, 23% Milk Chocolate, 29% minimum White Chocolate.

Would make a lovely gift for family and friends. We thoroughly enjoyed sharing them, whilst having a night in relaxing at home watching a movie.

Certainly lovely to share, or to have over time should you want to treat yourself.

Highly recommend for those that like sweet Milk Chocolate, hazelnuts and truffles.


Wednesday, 21 August 2013

Review: Cadbury Dairy Milk Coconut Rough 220G

This is a delicious milk chocolate product with toasted coconut by the Cadbury Chocolate Company in Australia. It is a chocolate which is made from local and imported ingredients.

It contains 85% milk chocolate, plus 15% toasted coconut.
The milk chocolate contains 26% cocoa solids, 28% milk solids.

Overall, a lovely milk chocolate with the coconut texture evident, yet with a pleasant, relatively subtle coconut taste.

A sweet pleasant tasting and textured milk chocolate for when you would prefer a lighter chocolate, which is lower on cocoa content, yet would like something a little different.


Saturday, 3 August 2013

Review: Vandenbulcke Chocolate Seashells 250g

This is a very delicious collection of Belgian chocolates.

Most of the chocolates are presented as seashells, a few as sea creatures.
All are crafted from both milk and white chocolate, with a pleasant combination of a hazelnut and chocolate filling contained within.

Chocolatiers since 1949, this is indeed a very nice chocolate product by Vandenbulcke Chocolatiers, which is presented in an attractive gift box with tray.

Each chocolate is contained in its own niche within the plastic tray, and has been crafted with careful attention to detailing to ensure it represents a specific seashell or sea creature.

A delightful collection of individual chocolate treats with the combined hazelnut chocolate filling being both pleasant and subtle, yet able to be detected in each chocolate morsel.

A very smooth textured collection of chocolate, which is rich enough to warrant sharing with a friend or loved one, or you can simply choose to enjoy it over time should you wish to enjoy the collection by yourself.

A boxed collection I will be choosing to keep in mind as a possible future gift for
family members & friends.



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Monday, 29 July 2013

Review: Lindt Creation Divine Hazelnut 100g

This is a milk chocolate product with almond and hazelnut praline, plus hazelnut pieces created by Master Swiss Chocolatiers Lindt & Sprungli, which is manufactured in France.

It contains 16% almond & hazelnut praline, plus additional 6% hazelnut pieces.
The milk chocolate contains 30% cocoa solids, 20% milk solids.

A sweet treat with some nutty texture, for when you would prefer a lighter chocolate which is lower on cocoa content.