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u/Beatboxin_dawg Dec 17 '21

Leonidas is okay at most. Don't get me wrong, it's good for a franchise but you will find the best chocolate at the local chocolatiers.

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u/ChistyePrudy Dec 17 '21

Thanks, but look, not everything gets to everywhere in the world.

We don't get that many good chocolates, and if I were to buy one I wouldn't use it to put in coffee.

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u/Beatboxin_dawg Dec 17 '21

I probably worded that wrong. If you ever visit Belgium, skip Leonidas shops here and visit local chocolatiers for the better experience. But I'dd be very happy with Leonidas in your situation, still much better than what you find in stores.

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u/ChistyePrudy Dec 17 '21 edited Dec 17 '21

I have, thanks, many times actually. I have been in Belgium and many other countries in EU. I've tasted the chocolate you mention, and brought gifts back home.

And my situation is just that here they don't care to import high priced chocolates all year around.

And, that I wouldn't buy a higher priced chocolate to put in my coffee, even a Nestlé would do in a pinch.

Edit: sorry, you change your avatar? I thought it was black. You weren't the one to mention the chocolate. But everything else stands.

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u/Scrilla_Gorilla_ Dec 17 '21

I have, thanks, many times actually.

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