
Moo Free Chocolates
Rosie Rabbit - Bunnycomb Bar
Good
Weight: .88 oz. (25 g.) in 1 bar
Calories: 143 calories in 1 bar
Cost: $5.50 for 1 box of 4 different bars
Purchased from: Piazza's Fine Foods, Palo Alto, CA

Today I focused on the letter "R" as in rice, rabbits, rum and raisins—in the form of two different chocolate items.
Rosie Rabbit and Rice Milk
The Rosie Rabbit Bunnycomb (Crunch) Bar from Moo Free Chocolates (Reading, UK) was a dairy free, gluten free and vegan chocolate bar, that was part of a holiday "Merry Moos" assortment box that contained four different bars, all made with rice powder.
Today's bar also had crunchy bits (honeycomb toffee) crunchy bits on on side. The chocolate was sweet and smooth; and the "Bunnycomb" toffee bits provided a bit of crunchy texture and contrast. The packaging was festive and fun with cartoon animal characters that may appeal to kids of all ages.
Rum Raisin Rice Pudding with Chocolate Earl Grey Tea


I'll continue to work on this rice pudding blend latter, as it lacked a little something. Perhaps some cocoa butter, orange, and/or honey. Or, maybe I just have to admit that I'm not used to rice pudding without all the sugar.
Another interesting flavor I infused into the milk for the rice pudding: gluten-free Chocolate Earl Grey tea, described by Numi as an aged Assam black tea having "rich cacao with citrus highlights."
The first Chocolate Earl Grey tea bag ingredient listed was organic cocoa powder, although the flavor was almost all black tea. The bergamot and orange flavors were very subtle compared with other Earl Grey teas. (Adding milk softened the harsher black tea and unsweetened cacao flavors a bit, but some may need a bit of sweetener as well.)
The packaging was attractive and eco-friendly. The individually-wrapped tea bags was slightly oversized, and were Non GMO and biodegradable.