Lindt Chocolate in general

Description: Lindt & Sprüngli, more commonly known as Lindt, is a Swiss chocolate and confectionery company. It was founded in 1845 ... more

Lindt Chocolate in general ... by David Sprüngli-Schwarz and his son, Rudolf Sprüngli-Ammann. It should not be confused with Confiserie Sprüngli: the companies split in 1892. In 1998, the company bought the Ghirardelli chocolate brand and all of the assets of the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company. Since then, Lindt & Sprüngli has expanded the once-regional Ghirardelli to the international market. Lindt has factories in Aachen, Kilchberg, and Stratham in the United States.

Newest Review: ... in most supermarkets and shops. They come in a red box and are about £3.20 for about 12 balls. There are two basic ways to ... more

... eat them:- 1. Nibble of the outer layer of chocolate and eat the rest by sucking slowly. 2. Pop the whole chocolate into your mouth and chew the whole thing. Both of the above are great ways to enjoy the choc, but the best in my opinion is to eat the outer layer then suck the middle. Out of all the chocs I have tried these are the nicest and most filling of all. The chocolate taste is smooth and creamy and you may think the middle has been slightly chilled as it is so smooth. If you haven't tried these I would give th...more

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Lindt Chocolate in general: CHOCOLATE COVERED NUTS (816 words)
by David A. Brett - written on 16/03/02 (Very useful, 586 readings)
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I should point out this opinion relates to the new macadamia lindt chocolate bar. I know! I know I am going to get slapped wrists from my diabetic clinic, but I couldn’t resist temptation. I was one of the thousands who captured Lindt’s new TV advert for their chocolate bars. Personally, I was rather taken with the Macadamia nut bar, while my wife sat drooling over the orange bar. As normal we paid our regular trip to Sainsbury’s last Friday, and as we walked down the chocolate aisle – I could resist no more. Temptation got a hold of me (at least it’s not an apple Eve aye?) I searched out the Lindt range and spied my ...

I'll Bet You're AMAZED To See Me Here (1131 words)
by jillmurphy - written on 14/03/01 (Very useful, 833 readings)
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Oh my lord. Gosh. Good grief. Ohhhh. Ahhhh. Woohoo. WOOHOO. Woo and double hoo. LOL. ROFL. <Big Grin>. Multiple smiley faces. Did I miss any? I should hope not. I haven’t missed this anyway. This. You know, this. This category. It’s a chocolate category. Now do you see what I mean? I’m excited! This is me, remember - Jill, the one who loves the stuff more than anyone else does – well at least as much as anyone else does anyway. Lindt chocolate – um…how long have you got? Don’t worry, I’m not going to keep you here all day, I’m going to limit myself. I’m going to stick to just the one type of ...

Lindt Chocolate in general: Click HERE for free chocolate (1252 words)
by zoe_page_1 - written on 03/05/02 (Very useful, 2630 readings)
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American chocolate sucks. It is really, really disgusting. Even Kitkats and Mars bars taste different over there. Most Americans arriving in the UK think they’re in heaven, chocolate-wise, but we know better. Sure, Cadbury’s Dairy Milk, and Mars’ Galaxy are nice, but they don’t quite top the chocolate stakes. For that you need to go further, deeper into continental Europe to Belgium for truffles and to, ta da da, Switzerland for the pure, solid stuff.. Lindt comes from the latter of these, and mmmmm, can you tell. ~~ History ~~ Back in the 1840s, two men with very silly names (David Sprüngli-Schwarz and Rudolf ...

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