meatcleaver
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ORIGINAL: stellauk The chocolate and the toy inside have the exact same taste. I suspect you think that because Kinder Surprise chocolate contains far more chocolate than UK or US confectionary which are claimed to be chocolate but usually contains so little chocolate, it can't be called chocolate in the EU. No, that's not it. If you're ever passing a shop and have a spare quid or two, try some quality German chocolate such as Ritter Sport or either of the two Polish brands, Goplana or Wedel. You should find them to be quality chocolate precisely for the reasons you state above. In Poland there used to be bars of 'chocolate like' (simulated chocolate, rather like cooking chocolate - a former communist thing) which is cheap and of low quality. This to me is how the chocolate covering the Kinder toy tastes. I'm not an expert of course but am of the opinion that quality chocolate and quality coffee both smell the same. The fact is, Kinder Surprise is 45% while Hershey is 4-10% chocolate and British makes aren't any better. Kinder, however, is owned by Italian company Ferrero and was introduced into Germany in 1974. Ritter is 50-60% chocolate. So Kinder is not far behind good quality chocolate in its contents.
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