Lindt Sea Salt

Description: Manufacturer: Lindt / Type: Chocolate Bar

Newest Review: ... how to locate this flavour!) Inside the cardboard case is the pleasingly cool silver foil which easily rips open to reveal ... more

... the smooth, ridged, dark brown bar. The squares of chocolate are thin but large and snap nicely, and thus are much more pleasing to bite into than thicker, softer chocolates of other brands. *Taste* Despite the sea salt added, this chocolate tastes little different to Lindt's plain 50% cocoa bar at first. Then later as you swallow, particularly if you have let the chocolate melt, you can feel small crystals of the salt and there is a mildly strange flavour: it tastes almost like crisps (like Mini Cheddars to be preci...more

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Lindt Sea Salt: A surprisingly pallatable dark chocolate (440 words)
by - written on 06/08/09 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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Lindt is famous for its very high quality dark chocolate bars and some unusual flavours, and Lindt Excellence A Touch of Salt is no exception. Overall it is a decent full-bodied dark chocolate. *Packaging and appearance* Opening a bar of Lindt is always a magical experience. The packaging is in the unusual Lindt style, with the swirling gold font, white background and a touch of purple in the middle on this bar. The bar seems to be a French import as all of the text on the front is in French ('sel' is salt in French in case you are not sure how to locate this flavour!) Inside the cardboard case is the pleasingly cool silver foil which easily rips open to ... Read the complete review

A Spoon Full of SALT Helps This Chocolate Go Down (700 words)
by - written on 05/08/09 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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Sea Salt Lindt was always going to be a Marmite type of product: you'd either love it or hate it, love or hate the idea of it, even. However when I spotted it in Canada, I had to buy it. I like salt on most things (pasta, yogurt, cornflakes...), so it wasn't even a 50:50 gamble for me. There was a good chance this was one I was going to like. Lindt seem to like mixing up their product range with random flavours like Chilli in among your more normal Orange or Intense Mints. This new item is described as 'Dark chocolate with a touch of sea salt...a unique and sophisticated new taste experience'. The packaging was slightly worrying as it featured a nice normal ... Read the complete review