I am a huge fan of white chocolate, but not just any white chocolate for me it has to be Green and Blacks organic chocolate. The company was founded in 1991 by husband and wife team Craig Sams and Jo Fairley. The name Green was chosen to represent the organic nature of the chocolate and black was to represent the rich dark chocolate that was being produced. At the time the company's ethos was to create high quality products by environmentally friendly and ethical means. However in 1994 Sams sold the company to none other than Cadbury who as we all know is now owned by the American company, Kraft. This makes me feel very sad and less loyal to the Green and Blacks brand ...  Read the complete review

This is bar far the best white chocolate out there. I'm not a fan of white chocolate normally but when I tasted this I almost changed my mind. As with all green and blacks it seems like it has come stragiht from heaven. A bar of white chocolate - and it's not a big glob of sugar (think the disgusting milky bar). You know nit's different when you unwrap it - rather than being gleaming white it's off white. It looks creamy - certainly no complaints from me however. It also tastes very creamy and not massively sweet - another big hit. The main off white colour then has a rather unusual speckled appearance about it. The ingredients are very simple - ...  Read the complete review

White chocolate tends to be a bit of a girl thing, and indeed I was introduced to it by a lady friend. All too often white chocolate tends to be a bit on the sickly sweet side. Not this one, I've never tasted duff Green and Black's chocolate and this was no exception - smooth, yes, sweeter than the same company's Organic Milk Chocolate and still with that touch of class that Green and Black's bring to their products. The vanilla is top quality and the balance of this with the overall flavour is just right for me. I was seriously impressed, and this has become one of my favourites among their range of chocolates. Like everyone else I do try not to ...  Read the complete review

If you're not familiar with Green and Blacks chocolates, they are a UK based manufacturer chocolate manufacturer founded in 1991 and now owned by Cadbury. The name reflects their ethics: Green represents their sustainable and organic principles, and Black represents the colour of their original dark 70% chocolate bar,and the intense taste of all their chocolate. The organic white bar comes in a 100g bar, which usually sells at around £1.70 in supermarkets. On the front of the wrapper it has the following description: 'White chocolate made with fragrant Madagascar vanilla for a creamy taste. 30% cocoa.' ~CONTENTS~ The list of ingredients ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of white chocolate although nowadays I struggle to find any without resorting to the milkybar stuff and if I'm honest that isn't all that satisfying. A few years ago they had a Dream bar which was exactly the kind of thing I wanted but now it seems they have disappeared from our shelves. I'm not going to turn down the chance of eating a good quality product when it's been reduced in price. Generally I do opt for Cadburys as it is at a reasonable enough cost and you can get quite a big bar but in this sense I figured that I might not look quite so greedy as the size of the chocolate is a lot smaller. It comes in a thick paper ...  Read the complete review