Here are the first two of the chocolates that I tried.
Yves Thuries' macarons are not the "cookies" that I have come to love, but actually chocolate molded to look like macarons. Inside each were different fillings.
Dark chocolate had a dark caramel ganache praline. Milk chocolate had a nougatine (hazelnut) cream and White had a Montelimar nougat cream. They were all delicious but the dark's filling was surprisingly too sweet for me.
It is the first time for his chocolates to be featured at the Salon du Chocolat in Japan, so I was glad to be able to try them.
Bernachon's palet d'or were simple and delicious. Dark chocolate, cream and gold leaf. Each had hints of fruits, nuts and caramel.
He has been in Salon du Chocolat Japan for sometime now and his chocolates are really pricey, so I was glad to find something within my budget.
For the first two..so far so good...
I grew up hating chocolate....can you believe that!!?? HA! But here in the past few years, I have developed a taste for dark chocolate!!!
ReplyDeletelooks good! too bad its not as 'dark' as the chocolate should have been haha.
ReplyDeleteWow that is amazing Sheri! I grew up eating milk chocolate and it took me some time to change over to dark, now dark is pretty much the only type I eat!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phoebe :)
Take care you two.
Kat
It's a shame the dark chocolate one was too sweet. The palet d'or sound incredible though.
ReplyDeleteThanks Deb, that dark chocolate one definitely surprised me :)
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Kat
I'm dying...I don't have any good chocolate in the house right now to satisfy these cravings I just got! :)
ReplyDeleteSorry Lori, if you were living closer, I would bring you some :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
I just ate a mini-baby ruth but somehow I don't think it is quite the same, lol!
ReplyDeleteBaby Ruth is one of my favorites, Lynne :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat