I have long held concern for the German peeps. I mean, they are a little nuts aren't they? Let's not dally around the fact. For example, they think leather trousers (lederhosen) are acceptable casualwear. Really. That alone doesn't bode well where their mental state is concerned. And, German ladies find it reasonable, enjoyable even displaying hairy...lady parts at any available oppurtunity, with flagrant disregard to those around them who may be of a nervous disposition (they do! I have seen it myself). Also, while I'm being abusive, what is with the language? I suppose it does hold a certain angry charm, but really, they say things like "mannschaft" and ...  Read the complete review

I got a bar of this in the service station the other day, I fancied some nutty chocolate when I went in there but not Whole Nut and when I saw this Dark Whole Hazelnut chocolate I thought it would be ideal. The chocolate bar was £1.39 for a 100g bar and it's a big square with segments that you break off to eat it. The name of the brand is Ritter but really it should be BITTER because the dark chocolate is so crap! lol There's quite a few hazelnuts in the bar and they're all whole so the chocolate has got a lovely bumpy texture. The nuts have got a wickedly fresh texture as well, they're nice and crunchy with a nice moist texture. I think they've ...  Read the complete review

Ritter SPORT 100g chocolate squares are available at Tesco, Waitrose, Selfridges, Budgens, certain Sainsburys, Fenwicks, Makro, WHSmiths Travel outlets, Makro, certain Martins / Forbuoys / More / McColls. 11 variants are sold in UK. Marzipan, Whole Hazelnuts, Peppermint, Cappuccino, Rum Raisin Hazelnuts, Alpine Milk, Praline, White Whole Hazelnuts, Chocolate Creme and Plain Chocolate. The Ritter SPORT Mini bars in an assorted tray are only available from Selfridges and Fenwicks. Ritter SPORT is very well represented in the food wholesale trade who supply independant retailers. Prices vary from 69p to 95p depending on ...  Read the complete review