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By: Roger

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Just googled J D Gross to find out about their chocolates available from Lidl, and came across your website. Personally, I find the Ecuador 70% a little too bitter for my taste, but for me the Amazonas 60% (not 46% as Colin says) is absolutely perfect – neck and neck with Cote D’Or (seemingly available only from Waitrose now) in my view.

Amazonas comes from the Tocache Province in Peru. If anyone has doubts about the Rainforest issue, keep an open mind and check out the Rainforest Alliance certification scheme on their website:
http://www.rainforest-alliance.org/agriculture
and their blog about cocoa farming in south America:
http://thefrogblog.org.uk/category/country/page/4/


By: Adam

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Just bought that today!

I went to Hotel Chocolat and tried a selection of Dark chocolates ranging from 65% to 100% cocoa and this Tastes just as good!

Think i’ll have to buy a few more bars and also try the 70% ones.

By: Fernando Ruiz

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I love chocolates as well and the most important im ecuadorian so I can answer that at least in Ecuador the cacao plantations are in the coastal area, closer to the pacific ocean, and why we have good cocoa because those places were planted since a long time ago some more 100 years and continue with the tradition, so no ecuadorian cacao is not produced in the Amazonia.

By: Françoise

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I just discover the chocolate with piece of caramel, it is marvellous !!
Thanks

By: D. Gabriel

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Shhh – as a chocolatier for one of the worlds leading brands I really must applaud Lidl on this exceptional product – Possibly could do with a tad more vanilla, but you would be hard pressed to find a chocolate bar of comparable flavour for under €17 – so as it is only €1.50 or so in most European states, if you are a bitter chocolate fan, just go get you some!!!

By: Walter Calvert 2345

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My neighbourbt got back from a Med holiday. Brought me back a bar of J D Gross 60%. Never heard of him I thought. As good as any dark chocolate I can recall in my 80+ years. Tried searching and much to my surprise found all you young things with something to teach this old dog.

By: Ali

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it is the best chocolate i ever eaten.

By: Julieta Granados

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There is cacao in Amazonas is one of the most important activities native people does, all these land have been clear for oil not for the plantation. In fact cacao plantations, for the way the cacao grows are a relive for all the ecologic damage did it by the oil extraction and one of the very few options of a economic activity for the native. this link is for one of the products from the ecuatorian amazonia
http://www.chocosphere.com/Html/Products/kallari.html


By: keith

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The 60 percent Amazonas is probably the nicest chocolate I have ever had.

By: Ravi Bakhshi

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After racking my brain for where I saw it on the net here it is!
Antioxidant ORAC levels per 100 grams:
dark chocolate – 13,120
milk chocolate – 6,740
prunes – 5,770
raisins – 2,830
blueberries – 2,400
blackberries – 2036
kale – 1,770
strawberries – 1540
spinach – 1260
raspberries – 1220
brussel sprouts – 980
plums – 949
alfalfa sprouts – 930
broccoli – 890

By: mike

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i just found this blog post and enjoyed reading thru all the chocolate comments^^ i buy this chocolate too at LIDL here on canary islands / spain. i hope i will also be able to buy the chocolate with beans and chili, that sounds interesting. since some people (americans) were asking about an online shop, they do have an english webshop and website now, its not perfect but i guess it works.

its at http://www.rausch-schokolade.com/index.html

By: Nancy

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I would love to know how to get this chocolate in Canada. I was recently in Portugal and discovered it at Lidl and it is the best chocolate I have had. I need to find it in Canada or online so it can be shipped.

By: Areeba

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CAn anybody tell me plz is it halal or not?

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By: Marlene cruz

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Amei este chocolate!!! Tudo de bom quem não provou esta perdendoooooooo


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By: Tony edwards

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In the UK as well as Lidil 81% Gross dark chocolate,Aldi sell a similar chocolate though in my opinion not quite as good ,similar price. Sainsbury own brand preferable in taste though unless on special more costly unless on special,recently at £1 a bar.

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By: Tanni the mysterious traveller

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Popped in to lidl with a pal who shops there on a regular basis. Not the most eyecatching of displays but that’s not the point of lidl…it’s there to provide a no drills service. Anyways I had a good look around and noticed the 81% and 90% JD Gross chocolate bars. Bought a few as I remember having some a couple of years ago at a pals party and never knew that lidl sold them.

The Arriba 81% is absolutely yummy and I believe the entire range is suitable for veggies….brilliant and best value chocolate on market. Had some ‘posh stuff’ from another source and I can tell you that this Lidl brand can hold it’s own against some of the finest chocolates in the world.

Well done Lidl

Ps they had official World Cup t shirts on for a fiver, brilliant!

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