We have always enjoyed Lindt chocolates and among those we call our favorites is their dark chocolate. I think I somewhat featured this before but with other Lindt chocolates in their miniature forms. I thought perhaps that this chocolate deserved to have its own feature.
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Lindt Swiss Dark Chocolate |
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Detailed information on the chocolate is at the back and the packaging shows that this chocolate is sold in Japan where there is a large market for chocolates. |
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This dark chocolate claims 49% cocoa solids. |
Lindt Swiss Dark Chocolate is somewhat smooth and somewhat bitter. I think it is a good dark chocolate among the more commonly available ones (i.e., those generally available in supermarkets and stores). It is Swiss and from a well-known brand. I will have to check though how much this bar cost in retail from a typical supermarket. This one was given as a pasalubong from a friend's recent trip.
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