On the weekend we visited Ikea. I love shopping in Ikea and we always take a few hours to trawl through the store. When We had finished shopping we decided to have a little browse through the ikea food stall. One of the things I purchased was Ikea brand milk chocolate. I had not bought or tasted this chocolate before. But at only 48p for a 100g bar I decided to give it a try. When we had packed our goods into the car and set off for our journey home I opened the chocolate bar. The chocolate is packaged in a bronze coloured plastic wrapper. On the wrapper is the word milk chocolate. This is written in a variety of different languages. I quite liked this aspect ...  Read the complete review

I visited ikea the other night after work, to get a few bits that I wanted, but I always have to have a look around there food store, as they have some interesting products, and they are all pretty cheap. I got this chocolate as it was 39p for 100g, what a bargain I thought......until I ate it. I also got a bar of hazelnut chocolate for the same price which was really nice, but this one was really disappointing. I can't remember the nutritional info, but with chocolate I don't really like to look anyway, it ruins the pleasure for me. It did say on the packet 30% cocoa though, I have no idea if that is good or not though. The packaging of ...  Read the complete review

Really Tasty chocolate bar! As a 23 year old on a below average wage with a new house, Ikea as become my home from home,not only do they have great looking modern furinshings but hey the swedish are great with food too! Beyond the tills at the end of the store is a mini swedish supermarket, and one of my most favourite items is 100g this milk chocolate bar. Forgive me if this is wrong but i'm quite certain the last time we were in there we paid between £0.49-£0.60 for this bar of chocolate. Which is an excellent price. We don't buy premium chocolate often and by that i mean cadbury/galaxy. After trying out a number of supermarkets own cheap and top end ...  Read the complete review

After having lived in Sweden for a year I always go the Swedish food market in Ikea and stock up a few Swedish delicacies that I used to love. This chocolate isn't anything typically Swedish, I just spotted it near the till point one time and decided to give it a try. My main reason to try this was the very reasonable price, just 50 pence for a 100g bar. This is certainly not your premium Belgian chocolate, but for the price I think that it is absolutely delicious. It has a 30% cocoa content, making it milk chocolate or 'choklad ljus' in Swedish. 'Ljus' actually means light. This chocolate has a smooth, rich and creamy chocolate taste, it isn't sickly at all, ...  Read the complete review