A pleasure to bite into, I ate most of these caramels before our *panel got a chance to.Sanders Milk Chocolate Caramels are full flavored with a generous glob of caramel making them worth the chew.
I tasted dark chocolate, which is drizzled across the top and sides, the others tasted only milk chocolate. I didn't like this accent because I don't like dark
chocolate, which I'm working on.The best part is the mouthful of rich, soft, and addictive caramel.
Sucking the chocolates down to their savory caramel center was a treat, especially when you've got all the candy.
Sanders Milk Chocolate Caramels would be welcome anywhere, except maybe Jenny Craig.
*Three middle-aged women and a baby
These look pretty good. Are the caramels chocolate flavored?
ReplyDeleteYou don't like dark chocolate? Say it isn't so! I recently tried an 82% chocolate and I think I found my own bounary. Between 65 and 72% is my preference.
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious and I like the idea of accenting milk chocolate with dark. I usually do the opposite.
Hi Snob,
ReplyDeleteThey tasted as if they were flavored with something, but it could be because I let each piece melt in my mouth before getting to the caramel. I could see less chocolate and more caramel, and there's a good dollop of caramel in each piece. I think the others wanted the opposite.
You keep pushing yourself, Brian!
ReplyDeleteMy fav is Scharffen Berger milk chocolate at 41 percent. 82 percent? Yikes.
SB has a limited edition called Kumasi Sambirano from Ghana at 68 percent that I may have to try.
I just finished off a tin of dark chocolate dipped Altoids, so that should count for something?
Correction, the others thought there was "too much chocolate in the caramel." Sounds like an episode of Lost.
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