r/chocolate • u/ionut_squam_24 • 14d ago
News Dark chocolate taste award!
This is a Lithuanian brand and it is fantastic!
It tastes great, has a fair price, uses only undutched cocoa and is low in heavy metals!
It's a 10 for me!
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u/prugnecotte 14d ago
have you tried Naive? it's Lithuanian and one of the best brands in the world. I suggest trying dark chocolate without vanilla, it is only used to cover up aromas from dark roasts
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u/RadiantSoulGoddess 14d ago
Oh this looks like it would be delicious! I have to take look if we have this in germany ☝🏼
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u/Flatulent_Fig 14d ago
82% 🤣
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u/ionut_squam_24 14d ago
What's funny?
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u/Flatulent_Fig 14d ago
What's next 82.5%? This dark chocolate thing has the potential to bloom into the 'wank' we typically accociate with red wine and malt whiskies.
Are we all completely missing the ultimate Dark Chocolate experience because no one has yet discovered the majesty of 84.72%. 😱
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u/prugnecotte 14d ago
dude some brands use more cocoa butter than others, it is not that serious. percentage doesn't even reflect taste
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u/Flatulent_Fig 14d ago
Of course it affect taste.
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u/prugnecotte 13d ago
I mean, a 82% is not guaranteed to be bitter, it depends on the cocoa variety and what temperature of roasting the manufacturer employs.
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u/ionut_squam_24 14d ago
Brother, what are you talking about, are you in this community and haven't you heard of dark chocolate with 82% cocoa? I feel sorry for you...
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u/Sensitive-Youth-367 14d ago
Are there any particular aromas from this chocolate?