Sentences with phrase «bitter flavour of the chocolate»

I have gone for the classic dark chocolate here, I really like the slight bitter flavour of the chocolate with the sweet mint of the sweets.

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I am not a fan of dark chocolate and this had hints of that bitter type of flavour, however, it was just subtle enough for me to actually enjoy.

The flavour was more lemon zest than lemon juice, with the almost - bitter citrus edge playing well against the muted golden syrup, custard, and clotted cream notes of the white chocolate itself.

The carob gives a real richness to the compliment the cacoa and the maca has a «malty» flavour which (depending how much you use) makes for a less bitter chocolate more of the «milk chocolate» variety.

I didn't want to add too much extra sugar to balance out the bitter raw cacao powder, so these swoonuts are more of a milk chocolate flavoured donut — perfect for those who don't like a heavy dark chocolate flavour.

The first flavour, chilli and sea salt, works really well with a bitter dark chocolate base; the second flavour, raspberry, pistachio and cardamom, also works well both with the bitterness of a dark chocolate base, however it also goes beautifully with the vanilla tones of a white chocolate base.

I find with brownies (and chocolate baked goods of any kind) the most important part is finding a delicious tasting cocoa powder - it should smell and taste good straight out of the packet (though it will be bitter, obviously) and then it will flavour your brownies brilliantly.

I think there is a slight hint of the olive oil flavour in these brownies; it brings out the bitter element of the dark chocolate and cacao.

Beets & chocolate - the Yin & Yang of flavours, the sweet and the bitter.

The texture of the paste is smooth and creamy like, while the chocolate hides its dark and bitter flavour in the deeper layers of the paste.

There were different flavours of chocolate pastes, one bitter, the other more sweet or spicy even.

But there is nothing better than the bitter sweet indulgent flavour of dark chocolate melting on your tongue.