Tag Archive: Lindt

Swiss Town Covered in Cocoa Snow

Let's take a moment to imagine snow during the summer. Gross, right? How dare I even bring it up! Snow in August isn't fun to think about (at least not in the northern hemisphere!), but what if that snow was... chocolate?

In the Swiss town of Olten on a warm Friday in August, this dream become a strange reality.

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Lindt Lindor Milk Chocolate Truffle Bars

Lindt Lindor Milk Chocolate Truffle Bar

Milk Chocolate Lovers Series, part 3: Lindt Lindor Milk Chocolate Truffle Bar

Lindt & Sprüngli (most commonly known as Lindt) is an international company selling chocolate products around the world in more than 80 countries. They are a bean to bar manufacturer going all the way back to 1845 with founder David Sprüngli-Schwarz and his small confectionery shop in Zurich's Old Town.

In 1949, Lindt's Master Chocolatiers created the Lindor recipe. An outer chocolate shell wrapped around a melt-away center. Lindor is one example of a chocolate truffle.

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Lindt Classic Recipe Hazelnut

Milk Chocolate Lovers Series, part 2: Lindt Classic Recipe - Hazelnut

What do Lindt bars and my spouse have in common? I fell in love with them in college!

In fact, my future husband introduced me to my first Lindt bar. We’d only been dating a month before he left on a college trip over the winter holidays. I was very impressed when he returned to campus with a large quantity of assorted Lindt chocolate bars.

He carefully rationed each bar so we could appreciate them for the rare luxury they were and make them last as long as possible...

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Lindt Dark Chocolate with Pieces of Lychee

Lindt has so many varieties it’s hard for me to keep up. Just when I think I’ve tried them all, a new one comes along.

Dark Chocolate with Lychee is part of the Lindt EXCELLENCE Exotic Fruits Collection. In addition to Lychee, there are Pomegranate and Blueberry Acai.

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Lindt 90% Supreme Dark Review

I’m sure there are many who might look at a chocolate bar label with 90% cacao and cringe. That’s almost like eating unsweetened baking chocolate! One would have to be out of their mind to eat such a thing, right?

On the other hand, if you’re into super dark chocolate like me, you look at that label and smile. 90% has some serious chocolate impact to inflict!

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Lindt – Hello My Name Is Strawberry Cheesecake

The Lindt line of Hello bars is a new collection of dessert type chocolate bars. I just had my first one, the Strawberry Cheesecake in Milk Chocolate.

Oh the aroma--intense strawberry says, "Hello!"

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Lindt’s Legal Case of Marketing Rights

Lindt and Spruengli have roots and origins dating back to 1845. It was all started by David Sprungli-Schwarz and his son Rudolf Sprungli-Ammann, who owned a small confectionery shop in the old town of Zurich, Switzerland, where major factories originated and robustly sprung up.

The legendary Lindt bunny, along with its golden foil and signature bell hanging around its neck, is readily recognizable to lots of children all over the world. But the company that has been mass-producing them has not been given any EU permit since it has been ruled that the bunny is not a distinctive character, said the European Court.
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Daintree Estates: Chocolate from Down Under

Daintree Estates"My dad makes chocolate" blurts out my 5 year old son to his school-mates at class assembly one morning.  I'm not sure if that makes me Willy Wonka or just a really cool dad.  But launching a brand new chocolate company is no walk in the park.

My friends are a little less enthusiastic; "aren't there enough chocolates already?"  Their assumption is that we're trying to compete with the Cadbury's and Lindt's of the world by making something cheaper.  Truth be known, there isn't any margin worth getting out of bed for in supermarket chocolates.

So what would make me think I have a snowball's chance in hell at making any profit at all in the chocolate game?
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Mint Chocolate and Chocolate Mint

You say tah-may-toe, I say tah-mah-toe.  Some say mint chocolate, and some say chocolate mint.  Although often used interchangeably, there is a difference, technically speaking.

Mint chocolate is a variety of flavored chocolate, in this case, infused with mint flavoring.  It can be used as a coating or as a stand alone chocolate bar.  Since mint is added to dark, milk, and white chocolate, mint chocolate does not denote just one type of coating.  Mint can be peppermint or spearmint or crème de menthe.
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New Lindt Chocolate Flavors

Good News!  Lindt is expanding its Excellence chocolates with two new premium creations.  Introducing…..

Excellence Roasted Almond and Excellence Black Currant

The roasted almond variety combines dark chocolate with slivered almonds, and the black currant variety combines dark chocolate with tart, dried black currants and roasted slivered almonds.
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