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everyday chocolate
"Noir" Dark Chocolate with Nibs bar
Good + - Very Good
Weight: .96 oz. (28 g.) / 2.9 oz. (85 g.) in total bar
Calories: 144 calories (estimate) in 1/3 bar
Cost: $9.50 for 1 bar
Purchased from: Heath Ceramics (Mission District location), San Francisco, CA
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Today was Day #4 of Chocolate and Nibs Theme Week.
This dark chocolate bar with nibs*, from pastry chef Jewel Zimmer, was certainly chocolate that I could enjoy "everyday." The dark chocolate (66% cacao, mixed origins) had a smooth, simmering chocolatey taste -- think hot cocoa and brownies. It was very pleasant, without being boring.
*Nibs are roasted cacao beans ground up into pieces, one of the first steps of the chocolate-making process. They are typically unsweetened, and crunchy, almost nut-like in texture.
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