A Mixed Bag: Mazurin's Chocolatey Delights
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- The white and yogurt chocolate coatings are super tasty.
- There's a generous amount of nuts in the assortment.
- The price on Ozon was a great value for the quality and quantity.
- I loved the combination of fresh nuts and dried fruits in the chocolate.
- The assortment comes in a generous 400g package.
- The freshness of the nuts was a pleasant surprise.
- The hazelnuts and cashews are roasted to perfection.
- The milk chocolate coating is creamy and delicious.
cancelNachteile
- There aren't enough berries in the assortment.
- The dark chocolate coating is a bit of a letdown.
- Some of the nuts were rancid, which was a total disappointment.
- The quality of the candy pieces could be better.
- The freeze-dried fruits could be more evenly distributed.
- The Capol additive doesn't add much to the overall experience.
- The rancid nuts were a major turn-off.
- The dark chocolate coating could be thicker and more flavorful.
Editor's Summary
I tried Mazurin's chocolatey delights and had a bit of a mixed experience. The 400g package is a great value for money, with a nice mix of fresh nuts and dried fruits in the chocolate. The white and yogurt chocolate coatings are super tasty, and I loved the generous amount of nuts in the assortment. However, I was a bit disappointed with the quality of the dark chocolate coating and the presence of rancid nuts. The freshness of the nuts was a pleasant surprise, but the freeze-dried fruits could be more evenly distributed. Overall, it's a decent treat, but not without its flaws.
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A Mixed Bag: Mazurin's Chocolatey Delights
Hello there!
I'm a huge fan of nuts and dried fruits in chocolate, and for me, it's all about the chocolate being super tasty and the nuts being fresh inside. I decided to try out Mazurin on Ozon because the price of the assortment was really attractive.
Where I bought it: Ozon
Price: 640 rub (with the seller's points, I got it for 540 rub)
Weight: 400g
Ingredients: Milk chocolate coating, white chocolate coating, yogurt coating (sugar, cocoa butter equivalent, cocoa powder, dried milk products, lecithin, natural flavor - vanilla), assorted roasted nuts (hazelnut, cashew, almond, pecan), assorted freeze-dried fruits (raspberry, strawberry, blueberry), freeze-dried berry powder (blueberry, raspberry, thyme, pumpkin), candy pieces (banana, cherry, strawberry, prunes), Capol - a complex food additive.
The assortment looked super appetizing, with dark chocolate dominating the packaging, and just six pieces of milk chocolate. There was a decent amount of white chocolate and yogurt coating. The yogurt coating had pink, green, and orange truffles.
You could easily tell apart the cashew, hazelnut, and almond. The cashew was only in the yogurt coating, the almond was in all the coatings, and it made up most of the assortment - there was an insane amount of it.
So, in terms of fillings, we have hazelnut, pecan, cashew, and almond. What I got was three hazelnuts, an insane amount of almonds, seven pecans, and a decent amount of cashews, all in the yogurt coating.
I was really looking forward to it, but the first impression was a bit disappointing. The assortment looked amazing, but when I opened it, I was surprised by the sheer amount of almonds. I mean, I love almonds, but it was like they were everywhere!
The assortment looked super appetizing, with dark chocolate dominating the packaging, and just six pieces of milk chocolate. There was a decent amount of white chocolate and yogurt coating. The yogurt coating had pink, green, and orange truffles.
You could easily tell apart the cashew, hazelnut, and almond. The cashew was only in the yogurt coating, the almond was in all the coatings, and it made up most of the assortment - there was an insane amount of it.
I got a few stale nuts, and in the middle of one, I found something weird - I hope it's not mold, but I didn't want to take a chance.
I was really looking forward to it, but the first impression was a bit disappointing. The assortment looked amazing, but when I opened it, I was surprised by the sheer amount of almonds. I mean, I love almonds, but it was like they were everywhere!
For a better look, I've included some photos of the nuts sliced open.
The dark chocolate coating was a total letdown - it tasted cheap and bitter. And the worst part? The almonds were all in the dark chocolate coating, but I'm not going to eat it because it's just not good. I'll have to come up with a different recipe to use up this chocolate.
I wanted to give it 4 stars, but after writing this review, I realized I had a lot of complaints. So, I'm giving it 3 stars. Maybe someone will like it, but for me, the dark chocolate coating was a total bust, and the fruits were just a few sad pieces with a weird sugar coating that made them taste the same.
I think it's worth noting that the packaging was nice, and the assortment looked great. But when it comes to the taste and quality, I was really disappointed.
Overall, I would say that Mazurin's Chocolatey Delights is a mixed bag. It has some good qualities, but it also has some major drawbacks. If you're a fan of nuts and dried fruits in chocolate, you might enjoy it. But if you're looking for a high-quality chocolate experience, you might want to look elsewhere.
Rating: 3/5 stars
