What’s a good 70% dark chocolate? NOT LINDT

[WildFlowerBees]

Any recommendations for a good dark chocolate? Lindt tastes a bit odd I think. Looking for a good quality creamy chocolate that’s no lower than 70% without palm oil. Thank you!

G&B cooking chocolate is alright

Waitrose own brand or No1 anything 70% or above is lovely

green & blacks also ok, or hotel chocolat

Lidl and Aldi both do good ranges of chocolate which are great quality and very good value

Definitely Lidl
it has the word ‘gross’ in the title. Black sleeve.
Ive tried them all and this one is my fave

I agree

I like the Sainsburys taste the difference 90%. It’s one of the only non basic products I buy.

Divine fair trade. Both ethical and scrumptious. Edited to say their dark currant and hazelnut is especially delectable 😋

G&B 70% has no palm oil

Lidl!

I love the Aldi Moser Roth 72% one.

Waitrose own brand! I love their 85 and 90 %

Hotel chocolat or green and blacks

Another vote for Lidl!

The Moser Roth 70% from Aldi, the one that comes as 5 small bars in a cardboard sleeve. They are wonderful, dark and rich and smooth. The pack is a sort of purplish colour with a few gold lines.

YOKOKO is delicious, it has a good range of flavours too.

This sounds good!

It’s all horrible!

Thank you for your valuable input. Would you prefer chicken nuggets and alphabet spaghetti instead?

I had G&Bs tonight. Can so taste the palm oil

The Waitrose single origin ones are delicious, they all taste different.

The Moser roth one from Aldi is good

Sainsbury’s Dominican Republic 72% is really nice.

I like G&B 85% which I find is (strangely) less bitter than their 70%

M&S have very nice bars in various percentages between 70 and 100

I like the Aldi moser roth one as well although it seems to have gone up in price

It's all so expensive now 😭. They stopped doing the G&B stand alone mini bars. Bad if you have no self control like me.

Bloody economies of scale.