2023年6月24日 · South Africa’s love affair with chocolate is evident in the popularity of these top five brands. From the creamy delights of Cadbury to the proudly South African creations of Beacon, the premium experience of Lindt, the accessible pleasures of Nestlé, and the luxurious indulgence of Ferrero Rocher, each brand offers a distinct and delightful ...

2023年6月15日 · These South African chocolate brands represent a small selection of the country’s vibrant chocolate scene. From traditional Swiss expertise infused with African flavors to locally sourced ingredients that celebrate the nation’s cultural heritage, each brand offers a distinctive and unforgettable chocolate experience.

2021年11月4日 · There are a variety of old South African chocolates, sweets, and snacks you can choose from. Whether you want to comfortably feed on them on your couch, organize a party, or even entertain some...

Beyers Chocolate offers a wide range of chocolate products, from classic milk and dark chocolates to more exotic flavours like lemon and ginger, passionfruit and mango, but most importantly, Amarula chocolate. Beyers also produces a range of sugar-free chocolates and vegan-friendly options, making it accessible to a broad audience.

Mondelēz South Africa is the largest confectionery business in the country, enjoying market leadership in the chocolate, chewing gum and bubble-gum categories. The company’s portfolio...

2020年2月14日 · The dark chocolate collection is 100% organic and vegan, and includes flavors like Intense (70% cacao), Nib & Salt, Coffee Dark, Orange & Vanilla, Salted Almond and Coconut Dark, while the milk...

2019年3月4日 · From South African milk tart to salted caramel, truffles and pralines to classic slabs here’s where you can find some of the finest, hand-crafted chocolates in the country. WESTERN CAPE...

Find the best South African Chocolate brands for your next chocolate gift. These local shops sell the best bean-to-bar handcrafted chocolates.

2021年7月7日 · What better way to honour World Chocolate Day than to take a stroll down memory lane and pay homage to the best South African chocolates no longer on the shelves. 1. Chocolate Log. A year ago, Nestlé discontinued the humble yet delicious Chocolate Log. Needless to say, South Africans were not happy.

Compound chocolate refers to most types of baking chocolate (e.g. chocolate chips, drops and discs) and ‘everyday eating’ slabs, like Beacon and Cadbury. This type of chocolate is made more affordable by replacing the pure cocoa bean ingredients with cheaper alternatives like vegetable oil and cocoa powder, and by including lots more sugar ...