TCHO Holy Fudge 75% Dark Chocolate Bars (10 pack) | Single Origin, Plant Based, Organic & Fair Trade | Non GMO, Non-Dairy, Vegan Chocolate, Soy Free (2.1oz each)

Since I haven't eaten chocolate often for years, these bars reminded me how much I like it. Especially dry and barely sweet dark chocolate. First I tried Aww Nuts!, which is less austere and more nuanced in texture, flavor and taste, with a bit of sweetness and a bit more salt. Then I had Holy Fudge, and it was right down to bare, hard chocolate darkness with a glow of “fruit”. Excellent for the money and at all.

Very good for such low sugar. Only 5 grams for a whole bar. Good quality

Only 8 little carbs per bar, and very delicious.

These bars from online chocolate brand "Tcho" are perfectly pleasant but not very special medium-dark chocolate. Within a very design-y outer cardboard case that absolutely screams "Instagram brand," the bars come in totally unlabeled, sealed wrappers; each bar breaks into three squares, and indeed some were, uh, pre-broken when I received them. The copy on the box speaks of "truffle filling," but there is no filling (nor is there a "shell," as mentioned elsewhere); the texture of the hard chocolate is perfectly homogeneous from top to bottom. It's just chocolate, nothing else, so I'm not sure what all the language about filling and shell is about; perhaps it's a manufacturing problem — or else, judging by the rest of the packaging, this brand makes very free with their elaborate and silly descriptions, so maybe "truffle filling" was just the copywriter getting carried away imagining what it might be like to have a different kind of candy bar rather than the one they actually made. (Similarly, their "tasting notes" on the chocolate are rather funny — oh, the chocolate tastes like "brownies," eh? you don't say — but I guess no one expects wine-tasting language to make that much sense, as compared with an actual description of the product.) Anyhow, the flavor is fine, but in no way special for a premium chocolate. The bars are fairly light and chew like they have a significant amount of oil mixed in, the flavor is a solid medium in bitterness and richness as you might expect from a 75% dark chocolate, and it's a fine small chocolate to have as a treat. I don't really find it competitive with the higher-tier Lindt or Green & Black dark chocolate bars that I prefer, and I probably wouldn't reorder it, but it's basically fine for what it is.

Great consistency and wonderful taste and mouth feel, this might be my favorite organic dark chocolate - never disappointed!

This box of chocolate was a gift. When they opened it all had obviously been melted preciously. Very disappointed!

Really good chocolate but pricey

So in the pack, are three brown boxes, Giftable boxes of TCHO Chocolate Bars. I don’t know what i expected, but with Fudge being in the name, i kind of thought, it would be fudgy, and these are more chocolatey than fudgy. Each box contains 3 packages, and in each package is 3 squares of what appears to be, filled chocolate squares. I expected there to be a ganache of some kind within the square. Now I’m not sure whether it’s to do with the temperature up here (In AK) but it’s cold, and there was no appreciable difference between the filling, and the shell, in my opinion. Maybe in warmer climates, the ganache is softer and fudgier, but we were not able to discern fudge. I also don’t get a brownie flavour. To me, it just tastes like decent dark chocolate. It’s nice, not extremely bitter like some I’ve had, though i do like that too. Very edible in fact. These boxes would make a nice small Gift for someone. I like that it’s Fair Trade, Organic, Non-Dairy, SIngle Origin and all that jazz, and it genuinely does taste good. And it’s the Festive Season, and i just like to have loads of chocolate and other goodies lying around at this time. I would probably get these again.