The Chocolate Follow-Up
by Matthew - March 9th, 2009.Filed under: Examples, Food, Local Adventures, Personal. Tagged as: Example, Ideas, Just Do It!, Quick-n-easy.
I made it a point to pick up some dark chocolate over the weekend. I decided on some Moser-Roth 70% Cocoa. Eating it as described in my last post, I can say that it does have a more complex flavor than milk chocolate. It tastes a bit bitter when I first put it in my mouth, but as it melts the bitterness seems to recede. I wish that I were better at describing tastes, so that I could give you a better understanding of what it is like.
By the time that the chocolate is all melted away, I don’t notice any bitterness. I think that the aftertaste may be even better than the actual chocolate.
I have always been a dessert fan. A meal just does not seem complete unless it includes a finishing sweet taste. After supper tonight, a small bite of dark chocolate seemed to be exactly the compliment that the pasta needed. The sweetness of the chocolate seemed to balance out the lingering saltiness.
A whole new world of tastes is now open to me! While perusing the grocery store I noticed the wide selection of dark chocolates and am eager to try them all. This is so exciting! Writing about it made me want more… so I’m off to grab another bite!
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March 9th, 2009 at 7:02 am
If you get a chance, you should try the Divine chocolate. In addition to being fair trade, it is absolutely delicious, our family loves it.
March 9th, 2009 at 2:10 pm
I think I actually saw that over the weekend. I know there was some fair trade chocolate that looked fabulous, but with the current supply, I figured it would be best to finish up what I have before getting any more. I’ll definitely be trying the fair trade stuff next, and will try to find some Divine. Thanks for the recommendation!