After repeated attempts to get their attention, Tokyo Treat continues to ignore us. So, we aren’t happy.
Tokyo Treat – At Our Wit’s End.
Reviews of chocolate from around the world
After repeated attempts to get their attention, Tokyo Treat continues to ignore us. So, we aren’t happy.
Patio. It’s a funny word. ‘I’m going to be out on the patio.’ Are you? Or is the patio going to be out on you?
What can we say – this stuff is badass. So many unique flavors going on here and done so well. Watch and pretend you are us – but you’ll never be us. We’re The Chocolate Break.
After a year of trying chocolate from all over the world, we decided it would be fitting to come back and revisit the chocolate that started our journey. In this episode, you’ll see the glitzy glamour of Hollywood as well as a review of BETA5’s trademark sampler. Enjoy!
Well we’re back with more varieties from our hoard that are about to expire. A lot of references to aliens and sci-fi in this one. So enjoy it.
We’ve found that unless you use the chocolate, it goes bad. Doing episodes once in a while just won’t cut it – nor will not looking at expiration dates on bars when we purchase them. These next two episodes are devoted to the chocolate that must be tried before it dies.
After repeated emails politely asking to stop sending us these, We’re pissed off. I mean, you send us these damn boxes and we feel obligated to review them. But we don’t want to. They make us unhappy. It is a box of not fun for us. They take a long time to do and makes us fart. Just stop it.
A little gift box. I love livin so close to Canada – especially during the holidays. Walmart and T&T markets up there have a myriad of fascinating things on the cheap to test drive. This box was $5 and seemed like a good bet. Well, let’s see…
Oh boy it’s the 4th of July! I’d rather a 5th of Beethoven though and the mix of these two would probably drown oneself if partaken with a 5th of hard liquor. unsafe and insane.
In the beginning there was chocolate. Yea, the chocolate was lush and creamy; but the chocolate begat the jealousy of the masses. O dark lords of Lindt, what is your deal? Darkness and light collide as we delve into a vessel containing multiple flavors. Should say that there really are no dark lords of Lindt – they just haunt our dreams and bring forth snarls. Let’s begin.
We crack this box open and find 8 different varieties to try. Honestly, for something mass produced, this was on the whole very good. Some we liked better than others, but this box had lots of tasty stuff.
Get some of the dark lords’ offspring – http://bit.ly/lindtchocolatiers