29
May
Posted by CocoaZilla as Chocolate Obsession
As any good chocolate candy company, Marabou has a line of solid milk chocolate bars with various ad ins of flavoring. Hershey has their almonds, Cookies n’ Cream and Special Dark for example. While these cars don’t have the crazy names like Brejk and Skotte, the Swedish word for what’s in them definitely suffices!
22
May
Posted by CocoaZilla as Chocolate Candy Reviews
In our continuing series on diving into the Marabou Chocolate Candy empire of Sweden, today’s features are Brejk- milk chocolate confection of rice crispies, caramel and chocolate cookie. And Skotte- dark chocolate with a chocolate mousse filling of raisins and tiny bits of almond. First up: Brejk Packaging It reminds me of Butterfinger and I [...]
15
May
Posted by CocoaZilla as Chocolate Candy Reviews
Most of the chocolate candy I encountered in Finland wasn’t exactly stuff that I wanted to drag home and write about. I tried a few, but I’ll be covering two. One which I liked and was unusual and one which was the worst thing I think I have ever put in my mouth. Read on, [...]
11
May
Posted by CocoaZilla as Chocolate Candy Reviews
Oh those Swedes. They come up with Ikea, Aquavit and a veritable treasure trove of chocolate candy to choose from. In particular, Marabou, a Swedish chocolate company (despite having being acquired by Kraft Foods in the early ’90′s) is the ruler of Swedish supermarkets. Go into any supermarket in Sweden, check out their candy aisle [...]
08
May
Posted by CocoaZilla as Chocolate Obsession
In an effort to create their own stimulus package of sorts, the Mars Candy Company is launching a campaign for Free Chocolate Fridays, coined the “Real Chocolate Relief Act.” The media blitz launched yesterday with a full page ad in USA Today, How I Met Your Mother’s Neil Patrick Harris (also known as Doogie) handing [...]
07
May
Posted by CocoaZilla as Not Chocolate Candy
That’s right, if you haven’t already heard, there’s a way to fuel your car on biofuels from waste created by chocolate factories. London scientists are aiming for a 145mph speed range and the car itself is made from recycled materials such as plant based fibers and soy bean oil foam. While I was hoping for [...]