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Available in two varieties:
• 31% Rich Milk Chocolate with whole hazelnuts
• 56% Pure Dark Chocolate with whole hazelnuts
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Review by: nzgeekgirl (Genevieve)
Dated: 24th of July, 2011
These both were really great products. As with other Roshen chocolates, it is very melt in the mouth with no nasty palm oil after taste.
The chocolate really is packed full of hazelnuts which was great! It is thinner so you can go through it a little too easily but also makes it a yummy treat without feeling guilty.
I would have liked the dark chocolate to be darker, it was very mild for my taste but still very enjoyable.
Price wise this is a price I would pay. I look for good taste, good quality and no palm oil. Roshen ticks all these boxes.
Our favourite way to enjoy these? After the kids in bed! We don't want to share!
Review by: missvicqui (Victoria)
Dated: 23rd of July, 2011
This chocolate from Roshen was a surprise.
I have never been a fan of hazelnuts but I found myself really enjoying the milk chocolate flavour. It is super packed with hazelnuts and a delicious creamy texture. The block is quite thin which I enjoyed as you dont feel you are eating too much. This is a flavour I will be buying in the future as a treat.
I did not enjoy the dark chocolate, I never have. But if there are fans of dark chocolate out there, you wont be disappointed. As with the milk chocolate, it is full of hazelnuts.
Price wise I would like to see it a little cheaper, especially if you are comparing it to other brands which offer around the same price and are alot bigger.
Review by: tessak (Tess)
Dated: 20th of July, 2011
Another wonderful chocolate delight from Roshen. Like all their products I have been lucky enough to review, these too, are just as wonderful as the rest.
Both these dark and milk chocolate treats are packed with hazelnuts, which is awesome, as sometimes with nut chocolates you find they do not have a good amount added to them, but with Roshen Hazelnut chocolate you will most definitely be happy with the content.
The size of the packaging is perfect for the price. The taste, of course, is wonderful. I have been extremely impressed with the Roshen products I have tried and can guarantee you will not be disappointed. Of the two flavours here, my favourite would be the dark chocolate. Smooth and creamy and simply yummy.
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