Showing posts with label Switzerland chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Switzerland chocolate. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Sweet Tooth Satisfaction - Laderach


Located by the man made river, close to the city hall of Seoul, Laderach is a Switzerland based chocolatier in Korea that will have your every chocolate desires fulfilled. With chocolate truffles to chocolate bars, desserts and chocolate drinks, Laderach has some kind of chocolate goodie for all taste buds. 

 

I am absolutely in love with their dark forest chocolate pie an the chocolate pecan pie that is topped with an unbelievable amount of chocolate. The dark forest pie may be a little too much to handle for one person, myself included, and that almost never happens! For those looking for a less chocolatey dessert, I suggest the coconut opera cake or going for a drink which includes the raspberry dark chocolate. Surprisingly iced is just as good as hot, infused with the right amount of raspberry and topped with dried raspberries that melt in your mouth.

Laderach is definitely one of my favorite chocolatiers in Korea, providing me with all kinds of sweet tooth satisfactions. Prices are decent, average for the fancy plates of dessert and delicatessens that is served. Drinks and dessert dishes range from $4-6 and chocolate pieces can cost a dollar or two a piece, just like those chocolatiers back at home. There are a few locations in Seoul which include the Jongro, Joong and in Gangnam. Be sure to stop by and pick up these sweet goodies!

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Sweet Tooth Satisfaction – teuscher


teuscher Chocolates of Switzerland
620 Fifth Ave
New York NY 10020
(212) 246-4416

Just another day of meetings over at 30 Rock today and I decided to reward myself for my hard work. Except this reward was a little pricey, $88 for a pound of chocolate. I definitely did not buy a whole pound, but I did spend $11.50 on four pieces averaging three bucks a pop. The pieces that I picked up were the famous Champagne Truffle, Hazelnut Praline, Nougat Truffle, and a Dark Chocolate Truffle.

I love the texture of the chocolate and although I’m not a big fan of Champagne, it was absolutely delicious. The Hazelnut Praline is something different from what I’ve had before. It’s like a truffle in a stick. I think teuscher is a great place for truffles, a great blast of chocolate texture. The Nougat Truffle is definitely something I am not used to, it is different but it is amazing as well. As for the Dark Chocolate Truffle, when am I not a truffle lover? If it wasn’t for the price, I think I’d go everyday.