It is almost not surprising that
many people simply enjoy chocolate, delight in it and see as it heaven-sent
gift. However, there are still many questions arouse the curiosity of consumers
like me. Like, why is it so popular? What are the difference between milk
chocolate, dark chocolate and white chocolate? And last, if it’s true that
Switzerland is world-renowned for their chocolate.
m&m as I saw at Rustan's Makati |
And how about the “colorful
button-shaped candies” that we used to eat when we’re young? And still enjoys
up to now.:) This is not from Switzerland but I bet. For almost 82 years of development
and expansion, I may not be wonder; they got the styled as “The Official Candy
of the New Millennium”.
On the 8th day of Christmas,
My colleague sent to me;
Bar of chocolates for me
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Mentioning the word “Switzerland",
usually conjures up images of beautiful, snow covered mountain ranges, lush
green meadows… and good chocolate from a good people in me.
My review? On the,
The Fourre Cacao- a dark chocolate with a little bit bitter but good enough to be satisfied, 100g amounted to 3.72$.
Lindt
Pistachio Chocolate- a milk chocolate with whole pistachio nuts in almond
filling, 8.69$ as priced.
MINOR
Chocolate-one of the best delicious Swiss chocolate,16$ per pack with 40-45
sticks
MINOR chocolate from a balikbayan friend:) |
Cheaper
price but satisfied pleasure for your taste buds, my personal top
chocolate undeniably. Supreme chocolates
that cherished by both young and old. Good enough for gifting idea, especially
for anniversaries and birthdays. Absolutely can add touch of warmth and
sweetness. (I remember my King when he’s courting
me pa-famous brands today-Cadburry and Ferrero Rocher)But home-made
chocolates are also good.
So really Swiss chocolate is the
best? What do you think?
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