I recently stumbled upon these interesting sounding chocolates by Theo & Philo.
They are a bean to bar maker in the Philippines and their cacao is also from Philippines.
The green mango and sea salt was a 65% dark chocolate bar.
The mango was a bit undetectable so I was a bit disappointed.
The pili nut and pinipig was a milk chocolate bar.
I had to look up what pili nut and pinipig were.
Pili nut is a type of nut grown in the area and pinipig is a rice.
This was similar to a puffed rice with nut bar.
The chocolates were creamy and delicious.
I'm glad I got to try these and hope to find more chocolates coming in to Japan during this time of year.
Kat & Satoshi's eating and traveling adventures around Japan (and sometimes Hawaii)
Showing posts with label philippines. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 24, 2018
theo & philo
Adventure tags:
chocolate,
dark chocolate,
philippines,
winter
Wednesday, July 01, 2015
thank you!
I think it was a couple of weeks ago that my friend Rona, sent me a message saying that she was sending me some chocolate.
The bar on the left is by Malagos Chocolate. A chocolate maker in the Philippines. Their 65% cacao single origin bean to bar was creamy with hints of fruits and is made from Trinitario Cacao beans.
The bar on the right is by B.T. McElrath. I've tried their salty dog bites before (love!). This particular bar is 70% cacao and filled with dried fruits like strawberry, raspberry and cherry. There was a LOT of dried fruit in there!
I really liked both bars and am glad I got to try both.
Thanks Rona! I appreciate your kindness.
The bar on the left is by Malagos Chocolate. A chocolate maker in the Philippines. Their 65% cacao single origin bean to bar was creamy with hints of fruits and is made from Trinitario Cacao beans.
The bar on the right is by B.T. McElrath. I've tried their salty dog bites before (love!). This particular bar is 70% cacao and filled with dried fruits like strawberry, raspberry and cherry. There was a LOT of dried fruit in there!
I really liked both bars and am glad I got to try both.
Thanks Rona! I appreciate your kindness.
Adventure tags:
dark chocolate,
philippines,
summer
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