The Chocolate Taste Test

Amy Martin tests chocolate from a Cadbury's Dairy Milk at $3.30 a bar up to a fancy To'ak chocolate that weighs in at $26 for 56 grams.

Transcript

00:00 We've got three different chocolates here and I think it's time that we see which one

00:04 is the best chocolate available.

00:07 First up, classic Cadbury's Dairy Milk.

00:11 It's a classic for a reason, everyone loves a dairy milk.

00:21 How does it compare to our local favourite though, Jasper and Myrtle?

00:27 Definitely some more complexities there, you've got the rock salt coming through on that one,

00:40 so a little bit more playful on the palate as we say.

00:45 And lastly we've got the big dog, Tuak, the Amazonian Ants, as the name suggests.

00:50 It's got ants in it, $26 for 56 grams.

00:54 Here we go.

01:06 It's a lot more subtle than the Canberra Jasper and Myrtle one and you have to wait a moment

01:14 I guess until you get that citronella aftertaste.

01:18 But really, Friday night, movie night, what chocolate are you going to choose?

01:23 To be honest, it depends on whether you're going to go for the $1.50 option of our Cadbury

01:28 Classic or if you're going to go a little bit bougie and get the $26.

01:32 Maybe a happy medium and get something in between with the $10 Jasper and Myrtle.

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