The Grown Up Chocolate Company Nuts! Oh Hazelnuts! Bar

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The Grown Up Chocolate Company Nuts! Oh Hazelnuts! Bar

Following my review of the Grown Up Fruit & Nut in milk chocolate, today's review is for their Nuts! Oh, Hazelnuts! A bar containing, you guessed it...nuts! This is essentially their version of a Cadbury's Wholenut, but one just for grown ups of course!

The Grown Up Chocolate Company Nuts! Oh Hazelnuts! Bar

Opening the foil wrapper, the chocolate smelled very inviting, with the whole hazelnuts clearly visible embedded in the bar. They looked very plentiful indeed!

The Grown Up Chocolate Company Nuts! Oh Hazelnuts! Bar

And what a delight they were! They tasted super fresh and go perfectly with the creamy, good quality milk chocolate which is a whopping 38% cocoa solids. It's creamy whilst being rich and satisfying, with the nuts being the icing on the cake quite literally.

Overall, this is another fantastic bar from The Grown Up Chocolate Company, although I have to say I did prefer the Fruit and Nut Bar just because of the variety of tastes and textures on offer there, but this is definitely one for the hazelnut lovers.

For more info and to buy check out The Grown Up Chocolate Company's website:
 https://thegrownupchocolatecompany.co.uk

8 out of 10.


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