(Photo courtest of Chocablog)

Rarely have I looked forward to a chocolate bar as much as this one. Everything about it screams class, the packaging is a sleak cardboard box, with a little Lindt seal on the front, the picture of the tiramisu looks great, just everything about it makes my mouth water.

“Extra fine milk chocolate with a tiramisu centre: creamy filling with dark truffle, crunchy biscuit and coffee”. All of that in one chocolate bar? Sounds too good to be true…is it going to be?

Opening the box reveals the foil wrapper, and after carefully opening that you are presented with this behemoth of a bar. It’s still incredibly thick, and it looks great with ‘Lindt’ and the Lindt seal etched seperately onto each chunk. The bar doesn’t smell that good though, just sorta like regular chocolate.

I couldn’t get a decent picture of the insides of the chocolate due to flare, but boy does it looks good! It has the dark truffle on the top, with the white coffee mousse under it, and the crunchy biscuit is thrown in randomly, it really does look like a tiny tiramisu sandwiched between chocolate.

The taste I feel leaves something to be desired though. Let’s not take anything away from it here, as a stand alone bar it is excellent, but I didn’t think the tiramisu flavour came out enough, especially the coffee part of it. It was quite creamy and very sugary, but for the price this bar demands I don’t think it had quite enough quality.

Whilst still a very good bar, I would consider it to be a slight disappointment and I certainly wouldn’t buy it again. If you like tiramisu, you’re better off getting the real thing, this just doesn’t come close enough.

Per 30g (the bar is 150g) this has 165 calories, 1.8g Protein, 15g Carbohydrates (14.7g of which sugars) and 10.8g Fat (6.3g of which saturates).