(Found photo online here) |
On one of the bars, the cover stated "Do Not Eat This Chocolate" -- literally. Apparently, I would get a "full metal chile and chocolate bitch slap." Oh yeah? Well try to come slap me!
This thing even had a drawing of a guy who saw the depths of hell. Flames for eyeballs! Agony all over his face! I read this thing won a "Scovie" award for its artwork. It's a 2011 "Hot Pepper" award winner, containing ghost peppers, aji amarillos, and arbol. Described as hot, with smoky and citrusy flavors. Kickass! Curious pandas don't listen to warnings, so this went in the shopping cart. Five bucks for a bar? Not sure about that, honestly. Pandas are probably not big chocoholics.
Do Not Eat This Chocolate! (Lillie Belle Farms) |
For fun, I also tossed in one of their Crunchy Fire Bars. The spice comes from chipotle peppers, easily milder than any ghost pepper. Heat? I laughed in its face. What fire? The pecans inside give it a pleasing crunch, but for some reason, I would have expected more pecans or a crunchier chocolate bar here.
Crunchy Fire Bar (Lillie Belle Farms) |
If you're not the type that likes chiles and chocolate, they have "regular" stuff as well. Many of their ganaches and chocolate bars are popular. Looking at the website, Lillie Belle Farms has numerous bonbon choices, all awesome in appearance. The chocolate I got was good, so I gotta be fair on that.
Check out Lillie Belle Farms, or order online. It was over $10 just for shipping. Considering it woulda cost me a lot more to drive to and from there, shipping was my prudent play. 6.75/10
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