Heyhoo, I'm back!! After a year and a half, I've finally managed to click the sign in button on blogger and write another review. Also, my friend are going to work in Germany and she's agree to share her favorite sweets there. Can't wait to to read her review.
And now, I present you Crisp Choco, which was an "oleh-oleh" from another friend of mine. The packaging is super cute, but how does it taste? This pizza-like chocolate coated cornflakes taste surprisingly light and crisp, not like the chocolate coated cornflakes in a cup you usually find on Eid-il Fitr which mostly soggy already (If you're from Indonesia, I think you know it). Although taste light, the chocolate doesn't have that cheap-powdery after taste. Another recommendation.
I don't like and never ever like Oreo, but recently i picked and ate everything that Oreo-ish (what in the world is that?!). Well, you know, cookies and cream remind you of that black and white thing, Oreo.
So, this kind of truffle-like-chocolate has bits of oreo on it. The white chocolate ganache melts in your mouth but the Oreo crumbs avoid you to gulp it like water. Yeah, you got some mouth exercise there.
It's quite pricey for four small block of chocolate, but it's worth it.
It's another choco-ball from the same company as chic choc. Cookies and cream flavored with chocolate cookies on the inside and covered with creamy white chocolate. This one went to a "must try" list too.
Try it!
A month without new post doesn't mean i have no more sweets to share. I'm still eating snacks and sweets, taking pictures but too lazy to write the review. Sorry ..*.*
And here is chic choc, chocolate coated biscuit ball. I'm not sure how to explain the taste, because it's just biscuit covered with milk chocolate but I'm sure that it's taste reaaaaaaaaaaaaly good. You can find it easily at the convenience store. Give it a try!
I've tasted Toppo once and I want more. It was custard flavored and AMAZINGLY tasted great. And yesterday I found the same product with different flavor, chocolate.
I think Lotte Toppo has the same concept with Glico Pocky, both are pretzel sticks the difference is only the position of the chocolate. Toppo chocolate taste more like a plain pretzel stick, probably because the chocolate located inside the stick. well, i don't know.
I'm quite dissapointed with this flavor, feels like you don't eat anything chocolate. Sorry toppo
Orange like taste and shape gummy candy. It doesn't have any
different taste from other artificially orange flavored gummies. Compared to
Haribo, this one is sweeter because each got sugar sprinkled all over it.
Permen Koya
Asem or Sour Koya Candy is Indonesian traditional candy made by sugar, food
coloring and citrus extract (I think "koya" means citrus in javanese
language). And oh, this is my favorite traditional candy since it has citrusy
sour taste and melt right away you put it in your mouth.
This candy were popular at the times when i was a child (1990s) and easily
found in a store or warung, but right now you can only find them in a
certain store in certain place. I found a pack of these in a souvenir shop in
Yogyakarta. Try some when you stop by
Price: Rp 11.000/250gr
