Shoei Delicy – Winter Crunch Chocolate
I have no clue what this brand is, or what they are known for. All I really know is they released a really tasty strawberry chocolate bar that had equal parts crunch and chocolate that…
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Review
DARS Chocolate – Fragrant Muscat
As part of my haul in my travels, I chanced upon DARS in what appeared to be a limited flavour, and my tiny collector brain lit up like a Christmas tree. And so here we…
Red Band – Sour Bottles
I’ve had some positive experiences with Red Band so far, so I figured why not branch out and try some of their other products. If I’m being completely honest, a lot of their offerings appear…
Hi-Chew – Golden Pear
For those unfamiliar, across Asia there are a variety of pears that fall under a general umbrella known as Asian pears. These pears are different from the western ones like the Bartlet in that they…
Dutch Crunch – Sour Cream & Dill
Dutch Crunch is Old Dutch’s line of kettle cooked potato chips. It’s been around for some time, but doesn’t really come to mind when I think of Old Dutch, probably because they have so many…
Haribo – Croco
One of my favourite gummies by Haribo is their sour crocodiles in the Tangfastics mix. Specifically the blackcurrant one. But it seems they don’t sell those as their own candy, so the non-sour version is…
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…
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.…