International Chocolates

Karaliskas is a royal chocolate from Lithuania.

The chocolate is produced by Lithuanians traditional candy manufacturer “Karuna”, which belongs to Kraft Foods Lietuva.

Karaliskas is a dark, hard and strong chocolate with a content of cocoa of 55%. The production takes place in Lithuanias second biggest city of Kaunas.

The bar had a weight of 300g. I don’t know if there are smaller bars.

The big chocolate bar of Karaliskas has a strong and hard character. I needed some strength to break the bar in two pieces.

The chocolate reminded me on Austrian cooking chocolate. It was such a full taste of bitter chocolate. I would say the chocolate is not so bad, but I would not rate it as one of my top chocolates.
Karaliskas Chocolate is a bit over the average.

Vilniaus Pergale Chocolate is Milk Chocolate, manufactured by a Lithuanian candy producer, which is located in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius.

Vilniaus Pergalė was founded in 1952, and is the biggest confectionery factory among the Baltic nations.

The first taste is cheap and sweet. At the beginning not too bad. Chapped and dry if you take a bite. At the end you get an ugly, unattractive, and not very tasteful “chocolate” mass in your mouth. The same like with the Elfas Chocolate, but this time the taste is not that bad that you want to spit it out. But enjoyable? No way!

I would say the Milk Chocolate of Vilniaus Pergale is a cheap candy product and not recommendable. I won’t eat this chocolate again. It’s better to eat an apple. Better taste and more healthy.

Congratulations! This is for sure the worst chocolate in my whole life.

I already had a bad feeling when I saw the childish motive on the wrapping. A smiling dwarf in ridiculous clothes. What to expect from a product with such a dubious wrapping?

But finally I gave it a try and opened the chocolate. The experience was horrible. Elfas Chocolate is a soft mass which only looks like chocolate. If you expect a chocolate taste you will be disappointed. The sad result about this chocolate test was that I had to run out of the house, and spit out the “Elfas mass” into the garden.

Elfas Chocolate is a horrible product. I still feel sick of tasting that product, and this makes me quite upset.

Princas Sokoladas Chocolate “Pieninis Sokoladas Su Grietineles Skonio Jdaru” is a chocolate bar, manufactured in the Lithuanian city of Kaunas by AB Kraft Foods Lietuva.

The first impression of the chocolate: very sweet.

After you suck the chocolate for one or two minutes, you are going to explore the precious filling of Princas. The filling consits of creamy caramel. The taste of the caramel is not too strong. Just a gentle caramel flavour, and very creamy.

My opinion: a very good chocolate. The wrapping looks not too tempting, so I hestitated to take this chocolate product. But now I must say, it was not a mistake to take and try Princas chocolate. But if you are a fan of dark bitter chocolates: take your hands away!

Princas Sokoladas Chocolate is the chocolate of the former Lithuanian princes and princesses.

Karuna is a Lithuanian chocolate manufactured in Lithuanias second biggest city Kaunas.

Karuna is one of Lithuanias top chocolate brands. The special characteristic of Karuna is the sweet and bitter taste at the same time.

If you take a bite of the chocolate you hear a loud “crack”. This is another interesting thing about Karuna. You could eat one bar of Karuna in several minutes.

Karuna Chocolate is a good chocolate with a very full taste. It’s always a big pleasure to enjoy this chocolate.

Karuna Chocolate is part of Kraft Foods. The chocolate has a cocoa content of 44%.

The chocolate bars of “Sostines” are manufactured in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius by the company called “Vilniaus Pergale”.

“Vilniaus Pergale” means “Victory of Vilnius”, and was founded in 1952. Vilniaus Pergale produces one of the widest range of chocolate and candy specialities in the Baltics.

Many times the chocolate creations of the company were honoured by medals and awards. Sostines chocolates are sold to Germany, Israel, Russia, Latvia, Estonia, and Poland.

“Sostines” is the expression for “capital” in the Lithuanian language.

I had the pleasure to taste the Sostines Chocolate “Grietininis”. Grietininis is the Lithuanian expression for “cream”. The taste of the chocolate confirms the good reputation of the manufacturer. My first piece melts very pleasant on my tongue. The taste is not bitter, but not too sweet either. The content of cacao amounts 33 percent. The chocolate is a good enjoyment if you like it sweet. For bitter chocolate lovers Sostines might be a tad too sweet.