There’s too much “craft” chocolate. Rather, too much same-y chocolate. Can Salazon bust a move?
There’s too much “craft” chocolate. Rather, too much same-y chocolate. Can Salazon bust a move?
Peanut Brittle is Peanut Brittle is Peanut Brittle is….Old Bay??
When Italians make anything, I eat it. Here’s chocolate. Guess what I did when I got it.
Pralines like truffles but really just great chocolates with flavors worth salivating over
I like the little guys, the small companies trying to make it big. And I like the Internet. It's an instant worldwide...
We whole heartily suggest you try the insane delights and luxurious chocolates at Vosges Haut-Chocolat. Especially the stuff with bacon!
I don’t think I’ve ever heard a dude say, “Man, I sure could use a smooth chocolate truffle right now.” Still – when the experts at Gail Ambrosius Chocolatier sent us a note asking if we wanted to try their wares, I of course said yes since – well, it IS candy, and well, I AM a pushover and I’ll try anything once espesh if it’s free.
Solid candies from a family company. Word!
The ass-kicker of Reeses has arrived.
You can’t get these at Taco Bell-yet.
Mo's Dark Bacon Bar: Applewood smoked bacon + Alder wood smoked salt + dark chocolate 62% cacao 3oz. So keeping up...
Make-your-own chocolate bars with loads of toppings – they aint cheap but they can be hot.
Best licorice I’ve ever had? EVER? EV-ER?!
Made with real Italian sugar! (whatever that means)
Sour watermelon is good when they’re these.
It’s Christ’s shining time again?
Old-timers are better than young timers when it comes to licorice science.
The real mystery is why do we all like mysteries so much. #discuss
Chocolate. Peanut Butter. I mean….do we need to continue?
What makes a subscription box stand out? Paper knives? Grape chocolate? Beef consume flavored chips? Check.
If these are “classic” Sismofytter, then I really wanna know what new school Sismofytter looks like.
It sounds magical to be able to browse miles of food companies stuffing samples into your gullet. And it is, if you like ham and cheese.
The caramel world was waiting for a hero: no, it’s not the seal salt $3 thingy at the boutique store. It’s a cheap, French classic.
Chocolate that looks like chunks of coal will brighten every Xmas morn
It’s like a Mounds, but completely different.