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True chocolate lovers taste chocolate like a fine wine or a select cigar.
Tips For A Successful Tasting:
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*Make sure you neutralize your palate. If you are trying several
varieties, neutralize your palate in between each tasting: with white
bread, weakly brewed rose hip tea or mineral water. Before tasting, do
not smoke or eat highly spiced foods.
*"From 0 to 100%" - Increase the cocoa content. Begin the tasting with
the chocolate with the lowest percentage of cocoa. Start with white
chocolate, then milk chocolate and finally dark chocolate. Gradually
work up to high-percentage varieties.
*Chocolate is best tasted in a calm atmosphere so that you are able
to concentrate on your senses.
*The taste of the chocolate best develops at room temperature.
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70% Cocoa
Lindt’s famous 70% cocoa chocolate has now been packed in bulk for baking
purposes. This deep, dark chocolate has a strong cocoa flavour with hints
of toasted nuts and light acidic notes
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Extra- Bitter - 58% Cocoa
This dark Lindt couverture contains the highest proportions of
top-grade coca varieties. Very dark, with bittersweet cocoa flavouring,
provides striking results.
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SURFIN - 48% Cocoa
The classic semi-sweet couverture, has perfectly balanced cocoa flavour.
Held in highest esteem by connoisseurs as the one and only genuine
creamy-melting chocolate
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MILK -37% Cocoa Solids
Milk couverture, with a rich bouquet, a fine taste and the traditionally softest
melting character, a product that is everything even the most demanding chocolate
lover could ever wish for
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MILK EXTRA - 38% Cocoa
A light couverture with a pure and well-rounded milk bouquet. It has a higher
percentage of cocoa butter and milk fat for a balanced milky flavour.
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WHITE -36% Cocoa
A Superior white couverture, with a harmonious milky bouquet and a pure white
colour. It has a neutral, sweet milky flavour.
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RECIPES
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