Tag: white chocolate

Cheap and crumbly. Not particularly smooth, not particularly flavourful – best avoided.

Waitrose describe it as ‘Perfect for baking or enjoying on its own’ – so it’s repackaged baking chocolate.
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Far too sweet and far too soft – melts almost instantly in your mouth which I find unpleasant. Short sweet after-taste. You can buy better, but unfortunately this is really the most common “premium” white chocolate bar in the UK.

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I thought this combination of white-ish chocolate, peanuts and pretzels really wouldn’t work but I was pleasantly surprised.

Nice balance of flavours and textures.
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Nice reasonably thick white chocolate bar, nice mouth feel and taste.

An extremely long lasting and strange combination of after-tastes ruins it though – part too sweet, part something else sour/bitter/unpleasant.

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I should like this – I think – but I don’t.

I don’t think Ritter’s white chocolate is particularly nice – it’s far too crumbly and falls apart when you chew – and the crunchy roasted whole hazelnuts feel more like rice crispies in the mouth than solid nuts.

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A fabulous white chocolate bar, slightly caramel in taste with a nice finish. Lovely break and really solid mouth feel. Unfortunately it’s not particularly cheap, and it’s not particularly easy to find either.

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Nice bar of basic white chocolate – it’s thick and chunky and has good mouth feel.

Unfortunately it’s a ‘travel exclusive’ so it’s only available in some airports and other duty-free style stores.

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I thought this would be a nice combination but it’s far too sweet and the flavours are very unbalanced – sweet, sweet or sweet.

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Overly sweet if not actually sickly sweet. More chocolate than biscuit – but that’s probably what the problem is.

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A lurid pink and strangely dry and gritty chocolate – not particularly pleasant mouth feel and somewhat too sweet. Avoid.

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Lindt’s ‘Touch of Vanilla’ white chocolate bar should be good, and is mostly/kind-of/sort-of. Nice melt in the mouth and bar is firm with good bite, but the bar itself is too thin and the taste is a bit too sweet.

Almost…
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Melting Pot’s Irish Cream Liqueur and White Chocolate fudge is, frankly, one of the most fabulous bits of fudge I’ve ever had. Super soft, full of flavour, absolutely awesome. Shame it’s a bit hard to find!
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I really feel I should like Willie’s chocolate, but I’m always disappointed. I don’t like the slightly greasy mouth feel and strangely spiky crunch of this bar, and while it’s not quite the overpowering taste of condensed milk that some other white chocolate bars, have it’s not that pleasant either. Strangely sweetly sour aftertaste.

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