At £3.60 for an 80g bar, this is probably one of the more expensive bars I’ve purchased recently, but as with the Cocoa Tree Ginger bar which I bought at the same time, I was particularly attracted to the packaging. … Continue reading →

My eye caught this box at World Market, which sells, well, world furniture, trinkets, and food. They’ve also turned out to be one of the best places to buy chocolate in Arizona. At first, I thought this was just a … Continue reading →

I’ll be honest with you right from the start – I’ve never liked the Guylian Seashells chocolates that seem to very popular gift ideas at Christmas time, Mothers Days and as ‘thank you’ presents. The icky blandness of the milk … Continue reading →

Spain again for this particular oddity (actually the second bar I have seen with Aloe in it, and also the second white chocolate and rhubarb combination I have tried) from the people who made the lemon & pepper bar I … Continue reading →