Recommend to me some Chocolate? (Darkness prevails here...)

[Mountain Cat]

I am a dark chocolate fan, and want to find some quality chocolates (the darker the better, at least 78% to 90% or such).

This thread can also be useful for folks interested in other types and darkness/milk-I-ness of chocolates. In my case I'm not interested in chocolate as a dessert (since I don't need it to be sweet) but as a snack.

Belgium chocolates can be quite good... but I am going to have to most likely order on line these days.

 

[CraigC]

Other than store bought, we have two chocolatiers with shops close by. I also like dark chocolate.

 

[TastyReuben]

We just got this today:

The Total Haul!

• TastyReuben
• 14 May 2020

and it includes some dark chocolate, which is also my preference. I haven't tried these yet.

They're British, but have a US website:

Hotel Chocolat USA

 

[Morning Glory]

They're British, but have a US website:

Hotel Chocolat USA

They are good - if a little on the expensive side.

 

[TastyReuben]

Mountain Cat - if you think you'd like these, I'd send you some to try, in my capacity as the Official Ambassador Of The Miami Valley:

Chocolate Potato Chips & Pretzels - Chocolate Covered Potato Chips

The picture shows milk, but they come in dark. For whatever reason, they're a holiday tradition around these parts.

 

[rascal]

Tasmanian chocolate from ozzy?

Russ

 

[caseydog]

Ghirardelli has a wide range of chocolates in the baking section of stores, all the way to 90-percent cacao. I can't handle the bitterness of chocolate that high in cacao.

CD