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UCC Melon Creamy Soda

3/31/2014

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Over the past year and a quarter we have dedicated much of our focus to locating the best snacks in the world.  So far we have traversed through 34 different countries and sampled their best cookies, chocolates, chips, and sweets.  One snack item we have grossly neglected is sodas.  Sure, soda is definitely junk food; therefore we can getaway with calling it a snack.  The reason for our lack of international soda reviews if because they are far less easy to store and ship around the world.  Never the less, tonight we are reviewing a soda imported from Japan.
UCC Melon Creamy Soda
The producer of this Japanese soda is a company called UCC, or the Ueshima Coffee Company.  Famous for the Kona Coffee, and the worldwide inventors of canned coffee, we didn’t even realize UCC made soda until today.  Although information about UCC is relatively limited we do know they are an old Japanese company that does indeed focus on coffee, but also dabbles in a few other snack items, including sodas.  So let’s take a closer look at UCC Melon Creamy Soda.
Our snack under review comes in a 16.5oz aluminum can.  It’s a shinny light green and contains a mix of English and Japanese.  The English on the can reads “Tasty” and “Melon Creamy Soda.” The Japanese, well we do not read Japanese, so lucky there are some subtitles on the bottle.  What we can imagine is their slogan reads, “It’s tasty and refreshing! Always makes you feel fresh and cool.”  Let’s get onto our taste test and see if we agree!
"UCC Melon Creamy Soda is delicious, in an unfamiliar way.  It’s smooth, sweet, with a little sour tinge at the end."
When we initially unscrewed the resealable top we did not get the traditional pop and fizz associated with soda in the United States.  That led us to double-check the due date, and it’s still good.  We then decided to pour some into a glass, for better photos and to determine exactly what we were about to consume.   It appeared to separate the soda water from the actual contents, leading us to think it needed to be shaken, and that was not the case.  Although it looked a little foreign to us, we were pleasantly surprised by the taste.  UCC Melon Creamy Soda is delicious, in an unfamiliar way.  It’s smooth, sweet, with a little sour tinge at the end.  It is carbonated, but only mildly.  It also contains evaporated skim milk, so it’s creamier than its distantly related American counterpart.  Overall we were very pleased and all reviewers agreed they would enjoy drinking this Japanese snack again. 
Soda from Japan
Will World of Snacks offer the UCC Melon Creamy Soda in our international snack store when it expands to include snacks from Japan later this year?  Not at first.  There are many Japanese sodas that we would love to offer for sale in the USA with worldwide shipping, but we feel this would be a better expansion in the future.   If you are searching for Japanese Snacks be sure to leave your details to the right.  We will be sure to provide updates and special offers.  If you are eager to try some foreign snacks right now, visit our international snack store.  We currently feature several counties and plan to add a new country each month.  Keep on snacking world!

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Barritas Pina Pineapple Filled Cookies

3/30/2014

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At World of Snacks we are currently in the process of adding a selection of Mexican Snacks to our international snack store.  Set to officially launch in just a few days, we’ve already add most of the snacks to our website.  We just need to go back and add a few more details.  What does that mean for you?  Well, if you want to start buying Mexican Snacks online right now, you are more than welcome to.  We are thrilled to be offering Mexican Snacks in our store because Mexico is home to some unique flavors and amazing treats.  Our review tonight is one such snack, the Barritas Pina Pineapple Filled Cookies.
Barritas Pina Pineapple Filled Cookies
Just a few days ago we posted a review of the Gamesa Mini Mamut Cookies.  We really enjoyed them so we are eager to try another foreign cookie.  This is our first snack from Marinela.  This Mexican baker initially got its start in 1954.  The company specialized in offering birthday cakes packaged with matching birthday candles.  They then progressed to selling individual cakes without packaging in paper cups.  Today Marinela offers a range of snack cakes and cookies, including the Barritas Pina.  Let’s take a closer look at this snack under review.
Mexican Pineapple Filled Cookies
These Mexican Pineapple Filled Cookies come in a shinny yellow package.  They are offered in a range of sizes but our sample weighs in at 3.74 ounces and hosts 4 large cookies.  The Marinela logo is placed in the left corner and the center of the package reads “ Barritas Pina Pineapple Filled Cookies.” The front of the package shows a pineapple staggered behind two of the Barritas Pinas with an animated cookie placed on the far left.  Now we know what they look like, let’s get onto our snack review!
"One of our testers mentioned it reminds them of the American Fig Newton Cookies.  There are similarities but the Barritas Pina is unique snack of it’s own. "
When we first received our package of Barritas Pina Pineapple Filled Cookies we thought they were cakes.  We didn’t actually realize we had cookies to review until we closely read all the text on the package.  These are massive cookies from Mexico! They are long and have a pineapple puree center filling.  The cookie is similar to a cake.  It’s very soft, but firm enough to be considered a cookie.  The cookie flavor is a little bland, but it accents the sweet pineapple center.  The pineapple is indeed sweet, but not too overpowering and packs a decently fruity punch. One of our testers mentioned it reminds them of the American Fig Newton Cookies.  There are similarities but the Barritas Pina is unique snack of it’s own.  Overall we really enjoyed the cookie and personally it’s the best pineapple flavored cookie I have yet to encounter. 
Barritas Pina
If you are one of our many blog followers you know we generally finish our international snack reviews with a determination if we will or will not offer the reviewed snack in our store.  Well this one is different; it’s already in our store.  You can order Marinela Barritas Pina online right now!  We also offer several other Cookies from Mexico, so check them out.  If you want to be notified as we add more snacks and to be included in special promotions, leave your e-mail to the right.  As always, keep on snacking world!

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Qancha Air Roasted Peruvian Corn Snacks

3/27/2014

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World of Snacks has spent the last 15 months searching for the best snacks in the world.  So far we’ve reviewed candy, cookies, and chips from 33 different countries.  One country we have yet to visit is Peru.  So today we are going to sample a Peruvian Snack that is produced in San Francisco. 
Typically we strive to highlight imported foreign snacks or much loved American snacks.  Recently we’ve been contacted by a handful of start-up companies looking to get word out about their products.  Being we are still in the early years of our snack empire, we feel taking a look at these unique items is definitely worthwhile.  We also love testing new flavors with our panel.  So when Nazqiz sent us a few of their Qancha Air Roasted Peruvian Corn Snacks we were so excited we moved them to the top of our review list.
Nazqiz Qancha
Our sample from Nazqiz arrived quickly and included all three of their current flavors- Original, Chimichurri, and Picante.  The packaging is fresh, modern, and very fitting for the product.  This Peruvian snack comes in a resalable black bag, with a small amount of the product pictured in the center.  Centered along the top is the Nazqiz logo, to the left of the logo it reads “Tasty Latin Crunch” and to right “Made in California”.  The packages also mentions that this snack is gluten-free, contains no trans-fats, and is made of all natural ingredients.  On each of the Qancha flavors there is a colored bar along the bottom that mentions the flavor and has a fun line drawing.  Our favorite is the Picante Latin Spice, the drawing is of a spider and it reads “Wild and Wicked like The Spider.”  Enough of how these look, let’s get on with our taste test of this brand new snack!
Qancha Peruvian Corn Snack
Being Nazqiz took the time to reach out to us and provide the items under review we decided to utilize a large taste test groups of 7 adult US males aged 25-35.  All except myself are US born and are from the South Eastern portion of the country. We sampled each flavor individually.   
Qancha Chimichurri
The first was Qancha Chimichurri Garlic Herb Mix.  This was our first impression of the snack and had very little idea on what to expect.  The overall initial reaction was very positive.  The snack is corn from the Peruvian Andes that is imported to the United States and then is air toasted and seasoned in San Francisco.   It’s light and fun to eat.  One tester mentioned the Chimichurri flavor had a pesto taste to it.  Nearly all the testers mentioned the snack reminded them of a healthier version of the American snack Corn Nuts.
The next Nazqiz snack we tested was the Qancha Picante Latin Spice.  This was by far my personal favorite.  It was spicy and flavorful.  Several others noted this flavor as their favorite as well but only the members of the group who enjoyed spicy foods enjoyed this flavor of the corn snacks.  It was too hot for some, which made the fans of hot snacks enjoy them more!
Our last sampling was the Qancha Original Lightly Salted Corn Snack.  Maybe we should have started with this version.  Being we went with the more exciting flavors first, the original was just mildly appetizing.  This version alludes to a slightly un-popped pop corn kernel. Everyone enjoyed the lightly salted flavor, but none of our testers ranked this version above the other flavors.
Will World of Snacks offer Qancha Air Roasted Peruvian Corn Snacks in our international snack store?  Not at the moment.  Right now we are focusing on carrying classic snacks from a handful of countries.  So where can you buy Nazqiz Qancha?  If you live in California there is a list of locations on their site.  If you are looking to buy this snack online their homepage also includes details for that.  If you are looking for other unique snacks we encourage to check out our featured country this month and take a look at our German Snacks.  Each month this year we are adding a new country and their best cookies, cakes, candy, and chips to our store.  If you would like to be notified as we expand be sure to like us on facebook or leave your details to the right.  Keep on snacking world!

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Gamesa Mini Mamut Review

3/25/2014

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Each month this year at World of Snacks we are expanding our international snack store by one country.  So far this year we’ve added British Snacks, American Snacks for Export, and German Snacks.  April is just around the corner so thought it’d be a good time to announce our next country.  In just a few weeks we will begin selling Mexican Snacks online!  Our neighbors to the south offer a varied selection of unique flavors and we will offer the best cookies, candy, and chips from Mexico.  Leading up to the expansion of our store we will highlight a few snacks that will be included in our inventory.  Tonight we are reviewing the Gamesa Mini Mamut Cookies!
Gamesa Mini Mamut
If you are one of our worldly snack followers you may remember a review earlier this year of the Gamesa Arcoiris Marshmallow cookies.  This snack is the one of the items the led us to the decision to include snacks from Mexico.  We loved them!  Being our snack under review now is also from the Gamesa brand we are hopeful that we will love Mini Mamuts too.  Let’s take a closer look.
Gamesa Marshmallow Cookies
The Gamesa Mini Mamut Cookies come in a small pack of two, weighing in at just an ounce. The package is blue for the most part and has a fun mammoth cartoon on the right.  Of course the Gamesa logo is to the left, and the words “Mini Mamut” are centered with two cookies that are missing just a bite shown below.  Across the top of the package it states there are “Marshmallow Filled Cookie with a Chocolate Flavored Coating.”  Overall the presentation is nice, and rivals any American cookies offered for sale in the US.  So they look good, but how do this Mexican Snack taste?
Gamesa Chocolate Cookies
After taking a bite we immediately had to go back in for more.  Not because we were immediately blown away, but more so to try and single our particular ingredients and flavors.  The combination of these cookies is pleasant but not as sweet as we would have guessed.   To be honest, that’s OK with us.  On many occasions we’ve sample snacks that are simply too sweet, and that is not the case here.  The cookies are firm with just enough crunch, the marshmallow sandwiched between the cookies is sticky and thin, and the chocolate flavored coating is just that, chocolate flavored.  Overall the Gamesa Mini Mamut Cookies felt and tasted a little cheap but we did really enjoy them and we know you will too.
Will World of Snacks offer the Gamesa Mini Mamut Cookies for sale online next month?  Well, we already do! A few of our blog followers have already ordered some.  We’ve released a few Mexican Snacks early!  If you were one of the early birds we’d love to hear what you think below. Do you agree with our review? If you are interested in Mexican Snacks and would like a coupon for a free snack on your next order, be sure to leave your details to the right.  Keep on snacking world! 

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Shirakiku Marukyo Meisaku Baked Bean Cakes

3/23/2014

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We created our international snack blog about 14 months ago in order to track our progress as we sought out the very best snacks from around the world.  At the beginning of this year we started to offer these discovered foreign snacks for sale in our international snack store.  Each month this year we are expanding our store to include a new country and their snacks.  This month we added German Snacks and next month, we will offer Mexican Snacks for Sale Online.  What is to follow? We are not sure yet, but we do know Snacks from Japan are on the top of the list.  So tonight, we are reviewing a Japanese Snack, the Shirakiku Marukyo Meisaku.
Shirakiku Marukyo Meisaku Baked Bean Cakes
Japan and their unique and unusual flavored snacks are one of the reasons we decided to start World of Snacks.  So far we’ve reviewed some Japanese Kit Kats and even Pizza Flavored Doritos.  A snack class we’ve neglected though are traditional Japanese snacks.  That’s why were excited to discover this tray of assorted baked bean cakes.  Baked bean cakes are unheard of in the United States, but are wildly popular in many Asian countries.  Being our household includes an authentic Asian person, it is a snack my family enjoys on many occasions.  Let’s take a closer look at the Shirakiku Baked Bean Cakes.
Our tray arrived refrigerated.  Nearly all the text is in Japanese, so exactly what we are reviewing is slightly unknown.  The packaging is clear and there is an assortment of bean cakes that are individually wrapped.  There are 5 different flavors of bean cakes and several different shapes. The text in the top left corner, which at first appeared to be the brand name, reads “Marukyo MEISAKU”.  After further investigation, and located on the back of the Marukyo Meisaku Baked Bean Cakes, the brand that makes this snack is actually Shirakiku. Enough of how they look, let’s give these Japanese snacks a try!
We carefully analyzed each cake individually with our initial goal being we wanted to review each bean treat one at a time.  After sampling the assortment of cakes, we quickly realized that they are far too similar to dedicate individual reviews and/or blog articles to.  What do they taste like? Well, the Shirakiku Marukyo Meisaku Baked Bean Cakes taste like… bean cakes.  It’s a pastry of sort with a ground bean filling. From what we can tell the flavors include plum, lime, sesame, traditional, and sweetened. If you can read Japanese or are familiar with Shirakiku Marukyo Meisaku please let us know below if we have the flavors right.  Overall we did enjoy this snack, we just wished it had a little more variety.  All the flavors were very subtle, and often difficult to determine.
Will World of Snacks offer Shirakiku Meisaku Baked Bean Cakes for sale online when our store is expanded to include Japanese snacks?  Not at first.  This foreign snack requires refrigeration and although our warehouse is heated and cooled, we have yet to add refrigerators or freezers.  If you are searching for Japanese Snacks for Sale Online then be sure to leave your details to the right.  If you are looking for international snacks now, than take a look at our store and view our current inventory.  Keep on snacking world!

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Hagensborg Truffle Pig

3/17/2014

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World of Snacks is seeking out the best snacks in the world.  We have traversed through 33 different counties and sampled their best cookies, candies, and chocolates.  Why are we eating so many snacks?  It’s product research!  Each month in 2014 we will add a new country and their very best snack to our international snack store.  So far this year we’ve offered for sale online snacks from England, USA, and Germany.  Who is next?  We are not sure.  That is why we are still sampling snacks from a variety of countries we have yet to featured items for sale from.  Tonight, we are looking a snack from Canada. 
Hagensborg Truffle Pig
Last time we reviewed snacks from Canada we actually got contacted by the producer of one.  The LB Maple Treat Company was kind enough to send us a variety of their products.  Most recently we reviewed the Canadian Maple Cream Fudge.  Something we have yet to try from our neighbors to the north is Canadian chocolate.  So our review today is from a different company, Hagensborg produces this snack under review.
Canadian Chocolate Pig
Hagensborg is based out of Vancouver, Canada and offers a variety of the finest European Chocolates.  They offer snacks for sale in select stores in Canada, USA, UK, and Japan.  Something we are not so sure of, if they come from Canada are they really considered fine European chocolates?  I guess we will find out soon enough!  Our review is for the Hagensborg Truffle Pig Original Milk.  Let’s take a closer look.
Snacks from Canada
Our chocolate from Hagensborg comes in a small pouch and only contains one piece.  The wrapper is a creamy off white with a pastel purple trim.  Above the Hagensborg logo is some sort of frilly thing, and below the words ”Truffle Pig.”  Under that, “Original Milk” followed by “Lait Original.”  The wrapper also features the sketch of a pig and a logo that reads “All natural ingredients…” It looks elegant enough, but is does it taste like a fine European chocolate?
Although defiantly not from Europe, the Canadian Hagensborg Truffle Pig is absolutely delightful.  The fudge like center is firm, and very rich, but not overpowering.  The outside chocolate shell is nearly crunchy and contains the center well.  Overall we really enjoy this chocolate and dare we say it’s a Fine Canadian Chocolate?
World of Snacks will eventually offer chocolate from Canada and other treats from our neighbors to the north. Will the Hagensborg Truffle Pig be offered for sale online in our store?  Most likely, although we are still pretty far out from narrowing down a selection of Canadian snacks.  Are there any you recommend we try?  We’d love to hear from you below.  Also, help us choose which countries come next, vote for your favorite foreign snacks here!  Keep on snacking world! 

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Droste Holland Milk/White Pastilles

3/12/2014

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Today our international snack blog is heading to the Netherlands or as you may know it, Holland.  What is the difference between the country of Netherlands and Holland?  Well, it’s pretty complicated and it could take up a whole blog of it’s own.  So for now, we are moving on and leaving you hanging.  So let’s take a look at this snack from the Netherlands.
Droste Holland
The snack we are reviewing is produced by company called Droste Holland.  The heritage of Droste dates way back to 1863 when Gerardus Droste decide to start a candy shop.  His store offered hot cocoa as well as a variety of high-end chocolates.  These luxury chocolates offered in his shop became known as "Pastilles Droste".
Droste Holland Milk/White Pastilles
Our review is of the Droste Holland Milk/White Pastilles.  The packaging of this snack is very fitting and portrays a high-end candy.  Prior to doing our research we knew this was something special.  These Pastilles come in a rose gold colored wrapper with an elegant octagon staggered to the left.  The octagon contains a regal seal, the “Droste Holland” script, and a few coins covered by a signature of the company’s founder. To the right, a few Pastilles and the words “Milk/White Pastilles”.   Now we know how they look, let’s see how they taste!
"After our taste test something interesting happened. "
With such a polished presentation we had high expectations.  Being we sample the best chocolate snacks from around the world that means this snack is undergoing serious scrutiny.  Did it “wow” us?  Well, not at first.  Our initial reaction was that it’s too sweet, and not milky enough.  The idea of a chocolate bite with both white and milk chocolate is exciting, but at first the Droste Pastilles just satisfied our craving.   After our taste test something interesting happened.  I personally kept revisiting this snack from the Netherlands.  First it was with an evening glass of wine, the Droste Holland Milk/White Pastilles paired very well with wine.  Then, the next day I found myself again reaching for this chocolate treat.  By the time the pack was finished, I personally was a big fan.
Will World of Snacks offer the Droste Holland Milk/White Pastilles when our international snack store is expanded to include items from the Netherlands?   There is a strong chance that in the near future you will be able to buy this snack online in our store.  If you are craving something sweet, than be sure to check out our selection of German Chocolate we just added.  Each month this year we will add a new country and their snacks to our inventory.  To be notified of our progress be sure to leave your details to the right.  Keep on snacking world!

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Biscolata Mood

3/10/2014

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Our international snack blog is around 15 months old now and we’ve had a blast reviewing the best cookies, candies, cakes, and sweets from around the world.  Although each and every snack review is exciting and important to us, we get extra excited when we get to try a snack from a new country.  Tonight we are reviewing a snack from Turkey, the 32nd country we’ve explored. 
Biscolata Mood
Solen Biscolata Mood
Our Turkish snack comes to us from a company called Solen, which was founded in 1989.  They set out to become the most innovative snack company in Turkey, and that is something they have accomplished.  Not only is Solen a snack leader in their home country of Turkey, they were recently ranked number 49 on the “Global Top 100 List” by Candy Industry Magazine.    Today they produce a varied line of confectionary items including chocolates, cakes, wafers, candies, gums, and biscuits.  Our foreign snack review tonight is for the Solen Biscolata Mood.  Let’s take a look!
Our snack arrived in small cardboard box, which is mostly white on top with liquid chocolate graphics below.  The liquid chocolate is splashing around and rising up toward a few hovering cookies that appear to be filled with more chocolate.  Of course, “Biscolata” is shown and a red bar below reads” Mood with milk chocolate.”  On the side of the box there is a key to showing the different graphics on the biscuits defining what the images stands for.  Their slogan, and the reason there are images on the cookies is “A Delicious Cookie Biscuit for Every Mood!”  So now we understand the strange name that is clearly not in Turkish.  Let’s move onto the taste test.
Small cookies or biscuits filled with chocolate are not really common in the United States.  However, this snack is very familiar to a snack we sampled over a year ago out of Japan, the Hello Panda Biscuits.   Something we did not expect though, we actually prefer the Biscolata Mood to the Hello Panda.  The un-sweet cookie is overly crunchy, which is very refreshing.  The chocolate is creamy, and has an almost hazelnut flavor.  After further examination, we realized it does actually contain hazelnut, which is a nice touch.  They are very addicting, and fun to eat!
Turkish Cookie Review
Will World of Snacks offer the Biscolata Mood Biscuits in our international snack store?  We imagine so, but being this is our first snack from Turkey, we are not sure when or if we will actually stock a selection of Turkish Snacks.  If this is your first time visiting our blog, we are adding a new country and their best snacks to our inventory every month.  This month we added German Snacks, so take a look.  If you are searching for Turkish snacks and want to stay up-to-date with our products and reviews, please leave your details to the right.  Keep on snacking world! 

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Kinder Delice Review

3/6/2014

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World of Snacks is on a mission to locate the very best snacks from around the world!  We have sampled tasty treats from 31 different countries and each month this year we plan to expand our international snack store to include a new country and their sweet and salty snacks we discover.   For March we welcome Germany!  Today we are officially opening our online German Snacks store.  So for our blog post today we felt it would be fitting to include one of the newly added foreign snack items for sale.  This featured item is one of several we have included produced by Kinder.
Kinder Delice
I personally first encountered Kinder as a child living in England.  My father wanted to surprise me and came home with a fitting chocolate treat called the Kinder Surprise.  One day we hope to be able to offer the Kinder Surprise for sale, but right now it’s not allowed in the USA.  Why you ask?  Inside the chocolate egg is a small toy, full of small pieces.  As you can imagine, they are slightly dangerous.  Never the less, we fell in love.  So over the past year we have tracked down many of the snack offered by Kinder and now we have a whole selection of our new favorite snacks!
German Cake Snack
Delice Chocolate
Our review today is of a snack that is completely new to us.  We are reviewing the Kinder Delice.  Most of the Kinder snack items we have recently encountered are a milky chocolate based treats.  This however, is a cake!  We didn’t realize it until we began our review and we were pleasantly surprised.  Due to perishability; we do not get to review too many cakes from around the world.  The last cake we reviewed was the Balconi Tiramisu from Italy, and it was awesome!  Do these smaller individually wrapped cakes from Kinder compare?  Let’s get onto our taste test and see. 
We can tell you for certain this treat is not a tiramisu.  That being said, we love the Kinder Delice!  This consist of a pair soft chocolate sponge cakes, a creamy milk layer, and a milk chocolate shell that has just the right amount of firmness.  This snacks tastes like an American Little Debbie cake made for adults, and with much better ingredients.  All our taste testers agree, the Kinder Delice Cocoa is a fantastic snack that we recommend to adults and children alike.
If you’ve followed our blog you know we generally close with a determination if we will or will not feature the reviewed item in our international snack store.  This article is different, you can buy the Kinder Delice online right this second.  So what are you waiting for?  Check out our brand new selection of German Snacks!
P.S. We know that Kinder is owned by the Italian Snack company Ferrero and plan to host their snacks in our Italian inventory when it is added to our international snack store.  The name Kinder is actually German and the following in Germany is very significant and many falsely believe that Kinder is a German Company.  For usability we will offer Kinder as a German Snack and an Italian Snack at a later date.

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Nestle LZ White Chocolate

3/5/2014

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In just a few days we will launch our German section of our international snack store.  Each month this year we will expand our online snack shop to include a new country and their best chocolates, cookies, candies, and chips.  So far this year we have included both British Snacks and American Snacks for Export.  What country will come next?  We are not so sure, that’s why we are touring the world looking for unique and delicious snacks.
Today our international snack blog is in Bulgaria, a county we really have not spent much time snacking in.  Just over a year ago we took a look at the Hazelnut Cream Kit Kat from Bulgaria, but being that sweet treat is offered nearly around the world, we feel like this review is of our first true Bulgarian Snack.  So let’s take a look at the Nestle LZ White Chocolate.
Nestle LZ White Chocolate
Our Bulgarian snack under review comes in a red package, with the trademark red Nestle logo in the upper left hand corner.  Underneath, some bubbled white chocolate letters reading “LZ” followed by some letter that are very foreign looking to us, we can only assume it’s Bulgarian.  Interestingly enough, the letters LZ are the abbreviation used for international flights in Bulgaria.  The rest of the package hosts white bubbles, which we later found out, alludes to the aerated process the white chocolate goes through to create this foreign chocolate bar.
Nestle LZ
We’ve reviewed aerated chocolate before, but not aerated white chocolate.  A British Chocolate Bar Aero just announced they have expanded their offerings to include a white chocolate bar.  Right now we offer the Aero Milk Chocolate and two other version in our British section of our international snack store.  No surprise, Nestle also makes the Aero bar! Enough back story, let’s get on with our review of the Nestle LZ White Chocolate.
"To me personally, it doesn’t matter.  I like the Nestle LZ White Chocolate Bar!"
Bulgarian White Chocolate
Upon opening this snack we are greeted with a white multi-section chocolate bar.  It looks pleasant enough, but a little generic compared to other snacks we have recently reviewed.  It’s also rather light, so it feels a little strange too.  I am personally a big fan of white chocolate, so I couldn’t wait to taste this candy bar!  The flavor of the chocolate was not typical of white chocolate bars in the US, it was far less sweet.  It initially made me crave more sweetness, but after a few pieces I learned to love the Nestle LZ White Chocolate.  One of our testers mentioned the lack of sugar made them feel like this was not as bad (unhealthy) for you as an American counterpart.  Being no one involved reads Bulgarian and there wasn’t much online I am not able to determine if that is true or not.  To me personally, it doesn’t matter.  I like the Nestle LZ White Chocolate Bar!
The big question, will World of Snacks offer the Nestle LZ from Bulgaria when our international snack store expands?  When we do grow to include Bulgarian snacks there is a strong chance we will offer the LZ White and the other flavors in our inventory available for purchase online.  If you’d like to be notified when we expand to include snacks like this and others from around the world be sure to leave your details to the right.  Keep on snacking world!

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