Co-op Fairtrade Milk Chocolate Reviews
Product Type: Co-op Fairtrade Chocolate
Newest Review: ... 45g bar, which is divided into nicely chunky segments that allow you to really enjoy the chocolate's taste and texture. I ... more
... find both to be equal to chocolate normally priced much higher. The flavour is very chocolatey, without being cloying or overly sweet. Nice and clean. The texture is superb too: very smooth, becoming creamy as soon as you start chewing. No hint of graininess.
The 150g bar is good for sharing or eating over a few days. You don't get the full effect of the texture because the chocolate is fairly thin, but the taste is there.
They aren't shown here, but the 45g milk bars also come with caramel and orange creme fillings. Li...more
by - written on 22/07/10 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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What a surprise to find a supermarket own-brand chocolate bar is so good. This Co-op milk chocolate bar is not only Fairtrade, but my favourite of all chocolate bars at this price level. I usually buy a 45g bar, which is divided into nicely chunky segments that allow you to really enjoy the chocolate's taste and texture. I find both to be equal to chocolate normally priced much higher. The flavour is very chocolatey, without being cloying or overly sweet. Nice and clean. The texture is superb too: very smooth, becoming creamy as soon as you start chewing. No hint of graininess. The 150g bar is good for sharing or eating over a few days. You don't ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/10/09 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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"Good heavens," I hear you cry, "David's writing a review of a chocolate bar!" I know, I know, it's so unlike me, isn't it? Ahem. Still, now the shock's out of the way, let's get down to the nitty-gritty. What we have here is a bar with the descriptive though rather unimaginative name of "The co-operative Fairtrade milk chocolate" (their capitalisation). Sadly the branding consultants got hold of the Co-op not so long ago and insisted it change its friendly, traditional name to the longer (and duller) "co-operative". Well, I'm a contrary sort, so I'm afraid I'm staying with "Co-op" here. This bar gets off on ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/02/09 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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Hats off to the Co-op for deciding to make ALL their own-brand chocolate Fair Trade (not to mention their own-label teas and coffees). But the real question is whether they have had to compromise the quality and the price to do so? If not, you have to question why the other big supermarkets can't do the same thing... Are they charging a hefty premium for the Fair Trade label unnecessarily? And if so, shouldn't we be questioning their ethics?? Anyway, enough preaching. What about the chocolate? We've tasted this - and several others in the range - against the equivalent Green & Blacks, Divine and Cadbury's Dairy Milk. It's certainly at least as as smooth as ... Read the complete review
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