Toppo – Royal Milk Tea
Toppo doesn’t release too many flavours, which depending on how you view things is good or bad. Personally I think it’s a good thing to not release too many things, and just focus on what…
Category: Sweet
DARS Chocolate – Fragrant Strawberry
With brands like this I sometimes wonder if they ever consider the branding implications early on or that came much later. DARS is an interesting brand name, and it often lends itself to the association…
Haribo – Tropifrutti
While I love Haribo for it’s firm, unforgiving gummies, they do a lot of other varieties and flavours of candy that aren’t nearly as strenuous on the jaws. It’s important I find, to try as…
Chocoball – Kyoto Matcha
Chocoball is generally considered more of a children’s brand, and is obviously marketed as so. As the children who grew up on it, they become nostalgic and become a bigger portion of the purchasing base.…
Tony’s Chocolonely – 70% Dark Chocolate
I’ve talked about Tony before, and while I wasn’t super wowed or bedazzled by them, I did appreciate the effort and it’s a brand I might consider from time to time, if the price allowed.…
Toppo – Tiramisu
It’s been a while since I’ve found a new Toppo flavour to try. They don’t exactly crank out a new flavour too often, so it’s not hard to keep up with them. It’s why this…
DARS Chocolate – Premium Apricot Brownie
I’ve had positive experiences with DARS so far, but most of that has been with less gimmicky flavours where it’s a single piece of chocolate, nothing crazy and no fillings. Similar to the other “premium”…
Storck – RIESEN Chewy Caramel
Certain candies and snacks bring a lot of nostalgia to me, and bring me back down memory lane. This one in particular brings me back to a simpler time when I was a kid and…
Mintia Breeze – Ume Squash
Some may debate on what classifies as a mint – to me, it’s usually something you put into your mouth to let it freshen your breath while also making you feel refreshed. Ideally it does…
DARS Chocolate – Premium White Brownie
With some products, it’s a little more evident what makes something “premium”. I am not quite sure what makes this particular product so, other than a fancy package, some nice gold trim and the words…