Trader Joe's Belgian dark chocolate

I would pick the best tasting one with the least amount of neurotoxins.

tps://www.consumerreports.org/health/food-safety/lead-and-cadmium-in-dark-chocolate-a8480295550/

Dove.
Simple, good, no side taste, just like chocolate in the old country. Not sure what the ingredients are though.

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Anonymous wrote:Chocolove — one of the darker chocolate bars. Let the square melt on your tongue.

This is my favorite! I like the 77%

Another Chocolover voting yes!

Anonymous wrote:Scharffen Berger. Delicious! They use the old artisanal methods to create this masterpiece.

+1

Teuscher’s chocolates are quite good.

Anonymous wrote:Tony’s chocolonely

I find these disgusting. Funny how different tastes can be!

I'm working through a bar of Ghiradelli Intense Dark Blood Orange dark chocolate, and it's perfect for just a square late in the evening.

Agree with Ritter, I like the dark chocolate hazelnut. Baci is also delicious and they are individually wrapped, but 1 chocolate is 70 calories (maybe a bit more than a small square).

Tony’s chocolonely

Anonymous wrote:I love the Lindt sea salt dark chocolate bars/squares. Melts in your mouth and delicious and a perfect square size.

love these and agree on the size

Schogetten at Aldi. Cheap, but satisfying. Sometimes I dip it in peanut butter for extra protein if I'm a bit hungry and not just craving a sweet taste.

Anonymous wrote:Chocolove — one of the darker chocolate bars. Let the square melt on your tongue.

This is my favorite! I like the 77%

I love the Lindt sea salt dark chocolate bars/squares. Melts in your mouth and delicious and a perfect square size.

I don’t know if they still have this, but I got a huge bag of wrapped dark chocolates from Costco called Bouchard. On weight watchers, one chocolate is only 1 point (though 2 chocolates is 3 pts). Anyway it’s a perfect after lunch sweet I bring to work.