Lacta Toffee Nut Bar (Greek chocolate) Review

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"Lacta" is a brand owned by Kraft, and from what I can gather it is the Greek equivalent of the Milka brand. I've tried Lacta Popcorn before (see my Pick & Mix Review here) and considering how tasty it was I couldn't resist buying one of these Toffee Nut bars from a discount store recently. They were 4 for £1 but I decided to go for just the one in case it tasted bad. In hindsight I wish I'd bought more!

They look very similar to the Milka Toffee Hazelnut bar already available in Germany (and from Monster Sweets HERE). The wrapper comes with a section meant to be ripped off at the end, so I happily obliged!


Opening it up fully I was impressed by the shape of the bar. The blocks had a sleek and curved appearance:


Taste-wise it was very nice indeed. It contained some sort of cream filling, topped with crunchy hazelnuts and caramel. The cream seemed to have a caramel flavour and was extremely smooth. The toffee and hazelnuts on top completed the bar perfectly and made for a very indulgent bar. It was a bit on the sweet side overall, but still very tasty!


Overall, this is a very tasty and unique bar which I would happily buy again. Luckily there's also a Milka version available from Monster Sweets HERE. I would highly recommend giving it a try!

RATING: 8 out of 10.

Have you tried this bar? If so please let me know in the comments! :)

Comments

  1. Erin Burns18 January 2014 at 04:02

    Wow! This looks and sounds delicious, will Deffinitely have to find this
    Great review :)

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