Dark Chocolate identification

Netdotnotes

I can't believe I threw away the wrapper without noting the brand name but there you go. Does anyone know what dark chocolate, about 85%, might have very small squares, a little less than 3/4" x 1" with little groves on the top side? Can't recall what the outside wrapper looked like but I think the inner wrapper was white not foil. Eight of the squares might have equaled a serving. Of course the store didn't have any of this same brand, hope they get more, pretty tasty for one so dark.

megacy

Just gonna throw this out there...Lily's?

jgnatca

Your region might help. Here in Western Canada it might be Laura Secord, Lindt, or President's Choice (different President).

Spiderpug

U.K. - green & blacks?

neldabg

In the worst case scenario, you can use the US Food Database to get a close estimate:
https://tinyurl.com/USDADarkChoc
In the link, scroll down and choose the product listed as 85% dark chocolate, and use this entry on MFP.

HeliumIsNoble

Could it be this? http://www.lindt.co.uk/shop/our-brands/excellence/excellence-85

tabletop_joe

HeliumIsNoble wrote: »

Could it be this? http://www.lindt.co.uk/shop/our-brands/excellence/excellence-85

Close, but that comes in silver foil with and outside box board. I'll bet it's this one, which as a truly white wrapper (and is very tasty):



Edited to add: The squares are also very small, unlike the other Lindt varieties.

lightenup2016

If it helps, the 85% dark chocolate I get at Trader Joe's has pretty small squares (rectangles) that are 25 calories each. The larger Ghirardelli 85% squares are about 60 calories.

I'm not sure if you're just wanting to identify it to buy again, or looking for calorie amounts.