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Cocoa Hernando Chocolate Discoveries

It seems chocolate inspired by travel with retro vintage look wrapper designs are the latest choco trend. Fine by me. Cocoa Hernando is the newest kid on the gourmet chocolate block with four bars based on recent exotic journeys by the founder.

Cocoa Hernando Discovers chocolate
India (milk chocolate with masala chai), Himalaya (milk chocolate with pink diamond salt), Morocco (dark chocolate with mint), Mexico (dark chocolate with chipolte chilli)

I tried India and Himalaya and they were rather tasty with the flavours well balanced and melding in a moreish way.  Available at http://www.cocoahernando.com

Interested in unusual chocolate? Read about Cocomaya’s Curry and Liquorice & Hemp chocolate here and wasabi, green tea and strawberry cheesecake flavour KitKats here

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4 responses to “Cocoa Hernando Chocolate Discoveries”

  1. Robyn (@viavshop) Avatar
    Robyn (@viavshop)

    Oh wow! They look lovely. Not sure if i’d be able to try the Cocomaya wasabi one but the strawberry cheesecake one sounds delicious!!
    Found you on bbunch blog! Looking forward to reading more of your posts!!

    Robyn viav x vintageisavirtue blog

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    1. LoveLyndaLovely Avatar
      LoveLyndaLovely

      Hi and thx! The wasabi kitkat surprisingly wasn’t too bad actually.

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