Cote D'Or Chocolate?

sdanseo

Anybody know somewhere I can buy this in Dublin? Got hooked on it over there in Belgium :P

I found the distributor for the brand, Kraft, but I can't get through to them now till Monday

Tree

Never seen it in Ireland. SO we bring back buckets when we come back from hol's.

its part of the larger problem of foreign holidays, makes us think we're better than caburys :P

whiskeyman

I'm pretty sure I've seen it in Tescos.

Got hooked on it in Belgium too. Lovely stuff.

blorg

Leonidas stock it.

sdanseo

Good man! Im in town on friday, better bring some extra cash :P

sdanseo

Had the oppertunity to diivert to Leonidas today so did...wasn't Cote D'or, but this...still tasted as nice though . She told me of a place beside or behind CarrolsIrish gifts on O'Connell ST, and also mentioned Butlers. I found Butlers, but anyone know the name of the other place she may have been referring to?

blorg

Ah yes that's right it's Callebaut that Leonidas stock. I wouldn't get hung up on Cote d'Or though, there is a world of decent chocolate out there. What type do you prefer - dark or milk? Do you eat it or cook with it?

sdanseo

Just eat it., and definately milk...just a mini mission of mine to find Cote D'or, kind of nostalgic as we used to live in Belgium and now you cant get it

r3nu4l

Tesco in the UK stock it so they should do in Ireland as well

Tesco also stock Chimay, Duval, Trappist, etc. as well in the UK, so if you're a fan of Belgian beer see if Tesco Ireland are stocking it