Lotte Ghana Milk Chocolate By From Japan 55G

Product Information

Go grab a Ghana chocolate if you’re in a supermarket looking for the next best sweet treat from Japan! Every block melt in your mouth as you feel lost in the world of creamy cacao and enjoy the sinful delight. Its manufacturer, Lotte, is a small candy and chewing gum maker established in 1948 by Korean businessman Shin Kyuk-ho in Tokyo. I probably should have tasted it first but I really didn’t think having it cross the ocean would make a difference.

It is significant to establish that the chocolate has been made to withstand the hot weather in Africa and that is the reason for it not melting immediately in your mouth immediately. In addition, it is carefully individually packaged in bite-sized pieces, so you can eat it without getting your hands dirty, and it's a perfect product for a little break. You should also note that product image above is only for illustrative purposes, as the product packaging can also change from time to time.If you do require precise ingredient information you should should consult the manufacturer, or contact us before purchase and we will try to aid you as much as possible. Unless the bar is some what softened when exposed to hot weather, when bitten, it will break into tiny bits as opposed to melting into a smooth paste. One thing i love abt it is, it doesn’t easily melt compare to the European chocolate which even get melted b4 it get to your tongue.

Inside, the chocolate bar is nicely wrapped in shiny pink foil paper to preserve the fine taste of the product. Sales outlets for De’Laugh Chocolates can be located at Delfi Ventures factory at Sakaman Junction Bus Stop, Rhema’s Couture and East Legon Boundary Road in Accra. The chocolate is wrapped in aluminum foil to preserve the chocolate bar and protect it from the elements.

On the other hand, it may not look great but it does have a rather nice aroma which hits you and fills the room the moment you open the wrapper. I do, however, find it alarming and frankly offensive that you would attempt to make a comparison between the intellect of children and the qualities of chocolate.