Speaking purely as a marketer, this intrigued me on the level of curiosity. Would this compare to other dark chocolates we have sampled? Was this merely a branded version of an organic chocolate produced by some larger chocolate concern? Would this hold up? Would it have been worth it?
In short, to my best estimation, the [...]
Entries from August 2009
Newman’s Own Organics – Super Dark Chocolate 70%
August 17th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: chocolate
Dagoba Conacado – 73% Dark Chocolate, Dominican Republic origin
August 17th, 2009 · No Comments
Dagoba has a phenomenal line of organic, single origin chocolates. We tried another in the line this past weekend, called “conacado,” after the Conacado Fair Trade co-op in the Dominican Republic.
This is truly a wonderful chocolate – the flavor covers a wide spectrum of sweet tart fruit (cherry? cranberry?), coffee, hazelnut, and vanilla.
This hits it [...]
Tags: chocolate
Maria Tepozteca Chocolate Xocolatl (Chile)
August 7th, 2009 · No Comments
Picked this interesting chocolate up while down in Cancún, Mexico. Marketed as a traditional, Aztec-style chocolate, this massive 200g bar had me at “Chile.”
“It tastes sweet and a little bit spicy. And, it feels smooth and good.” – 5-year-old.
This really is quite interesting, both from taste and consistency perspectives. The mouthfeel is not at all [...]
Tags: chocolate
Hershey’s Extra Dark Chocolate with pomegranate
August 7th, 2009 · No Comments
“It’s delicious, and it has a little taste of [fruit] punch in it. It tastes a little bit like grape juice.” – 5-year-old
“It tastes like Giselle.” – 3-year-old
Surprisingly, it doesn’t immediately taste like Hershey’s chocolate. We think there might be a little too much pomegranate; the sweet and tart fruit almost overwhelm the chocolate. Okay, [...]
Tags: chocolate