42% Dark Milk Chocolate Bar with Pretzel & Toffee - Dark Milk Chocolate, Pretzel & Toffee Chunks, Belgium Chocolate, No Artificial Flavoring, Fairtrade & B Corp Certified - 6.35 oz, 4 Bars

Nice flavor. We use these as a nice little wholesome snack instead of the normal junk food. We nibble a couple little squares when the urge to scratch our sweet tooth hits. Have not tried cooking with them but maybe will try some dipped chocolate strawberries at some point.

This is the best chocolate one can buy outside of Europe. The price is often reduced on sale when I try to buy in quantity.

Rich, smooth good tasting chocolate!

Great chocolate and arrived nicely packaged and fresh, would order again.

I was afraid of it because of the font. Weird?? Silly? Cashier said buy it. She was right. It's very good chocolate.

LOVE THIS BAR! My favorite. 70% is the best ration for me, and this one is delicious. Most other bars and thin and pedestrian. This one is THICC and has interesting break patterns in it. Enjoy the randomness of the snap!

My husband's favorite daily does of dark chocolate. He continues to order it so it must be good!

A lot of people will be looking at this chocolate because the per ounce price is so reasonable, and it's even got social justice cred. It isn't bad chocolate, either. But it's very hard, and the bar is very thick, and some clown thought, "Wouldn't it be funny if we made the lines on the bar all crooked and stuff. Haw, haw, haw! An then, like, you know, people wouldn't be able to really break it in squares an stuff. Right? Oh man, that's dank!" Yep. Joke's on me. I just want to be able to choose my portion size without having to resort to a hot knife. I want a bar of chocolate that doesn't hurt my hands to break up, and wasteful little shards of my precious chocolate don't fly all over the kitchen when I try to get the size piece I want. Of course, it's a clever plan. Market your chocolate at a low price point knowing that people are going to both eat and waste more than they otherwise might in these days of The Most Expensive Chocolate Ever, because that way, they'll buy more sooner. Or do I sound like a conspiracy theorist? Don't think I'll buy this one again unless the tariffs drive me to desperation. EDIT: I wrote the above while I was angry. Now, having eaten a bit more of this, I'm just disappointed. I was wrong. It isn't even good chocolate, it's rubbish. Amazon refunded me, I'm happy to say