Has anyone ever tasted this new chocolate and if yes, is it good and is it worth buying?

http://www.nibchoc.com/

As far as I can see it's only available in UK and Eire, but who knows...

It might be only me, but it does not look extremely appetizing huh?

it looks like it'd be bitter, and gorgeous. *yearn*

Can we call something that has so much ingredients, "chocolate"??


Organic Seed Blend
Organic Goji Berries (Wolfberries)
Active Manuka Honey
Fresh Ginger

It has the word "organic" repeated 6 times in the ingredients + some other fancy letters. It may be good, but I see it mostly as another way to make money and artificially construct a niche on the chocolate market.
I'll take my words back if this chocolate costs as a chocolate.

It looks suspiciously like something in healthfood shops in the mid-80s,
called a "Carib Bar" or something very similar to that, and was also billed
as a healthy substitute for chocolate.

It looked, shall we say, "interesting", it smelled heavenly, it tasted foul,
and in texture was comparable to eating a piece of hessian sack that
had been dipped briefly in weak coffee.
.

needs to be flushed down with a pint for sure.

Surely a person who required their almonds to be organic would also require their pecans to be similarly so? This sounds like a scam...live manuka honey and goji berries and nuts all in chocolate? rubbish.

have you eaten some gojie berries?

first they looks like little red bawbags, which is not very yummy.
Then the taste is close to...I don't know anything unpleasing like fish mixed with orange peel...

I even tried to mash them a bit and mix them with juice, but you better "swallow them" quickly, as they are still quite horrible...

The might be healthy but they ain't taste good!!

Hmm Yacon come sfrom my country! It is yummy though...yes too many ingredients

They actually say about many of their ingredients to be originating from Peru. Which is nice And I hope they pay for it a fair price

I hope so too

I like goji berries! I soak them in water for a few hours first and then mix them with yoghurt and a handful of muesli.

At £2.10 (CHF3.50) for a 55g bar I wouldn't call it cheap. I think that it is cashing in on being a bit different. It doesn't look particularly appetising to me.

If anyone is really desperate to try it, I could probably bring some over to Zurich at Christmas. One of the stockists is not far from me.

Hi again,
Sis said she had ordered some and she's a bit of a chocoholic, so I trust her verdict... I shall keep you posted But yes, I do agree, from the very first home page, I also thought, yuck, that does NOT look appetising in the slightest.. we shall see..

I pass on those new chocolates and stick to my belove Lindt bars filled with raspberry juice

Tried that but it was just too runny.. really enjoy the Lindt with orange filling though. Currently am looking for good quality cooking chocolate. Ye can forget anything from the Migros and Coop, will see if I can get something in Zürich tomorrow. I mean good quality that makes the chocolate cake JUST that bit more special..

I shall do a search on that one though, before getting a slap on the wrists by the mods....