Dark Chocolate Thins

@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

14 Nov 17

@tusziget Do they have Aldi stores where you are?

@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

3 Nov 17

Yes, they really are nice no matter which flavor you try...

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tusziget

@tusziget (323)

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13 Nov 17

@sishy7 I think,I will try out some flavors from there,listed in your post.

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pgn

@pgntwo (22408)

• Derry, Northern Ireland

2 Nov 17

Dark chocolate covered ginger biscuits (cookies) are scrumptious. Even better is crystallised ginger covered in dark chocolate...

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

3 Nov 17

Oh... so those are more like candies, no? I'd like to try them. I've had soft ginger candy but never had them covered in dark chocolate...

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pgn

@pgntwo (22408)

• Derry, Northern Ireland

13 Nov 17

@Ganma7 Here:

Dark Chocolate Gingers

Crystallised Gingers in Dark Chocolate.Beautifully presented sharp and crispy candied ginger chunks rolled in fabulous dark chocolate. A classy looking box full of sweet and spicy goodness in rich dark chocolate is a perfect treat to anyone who loves ginge

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@Ganma7 (3664)

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13 Nov 17

Omg where do you get Those?

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much2say

@much2say (55584)

• Los Angeles, California

2 Nov 17

Ohhhh . . . that looks

! We don't have an Aldi's here but I have heard of this store all around myLot. Hey . . . I just looked it up . . . there is actually one in Santa Clarita . . . who knew - ok I'm going there next time I go out there. But anyway. I would give these to my mom . . . she loves ginger anything! I love all those spiced goodies, but not the anise . . . my husband is a big fan though

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much2say

@much2say (55584)

• Los Angeles, California

3 Nov 17

@sishy7

I didn't realize they had more than just food! What do you recommend getting from there regularly . . . besides these delicious looking thins?

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

4 Nov 17

@much2say Oh, their cleaning supplies work for me. They're cheaper than the ones from other supermarket and just as effective. I also get cat food from there.

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

3 Nov 17

You should check it out... They have everything from cookies to electronics and furniture... But don't expect a huge store. The ones here are always very simple and streamlined. They only carry their own private or 'made for Aldi' brands; so if you want something, laundry detergent for example, you don't really have too many choices to get except from one brand.

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rebelann1949

@rebelann (112786)

• El Paso, Texas

3 Nov 17

Ahhhhh ginger, I love the thin sliced ginger that some restaurants include with sushi. Then there's that famous Lebkucken covered in dark chocolate, I really like those. I'm not really into sweets but dark chocolate isn't that sweet and combined with ginger cookies ... yuuummmmmmm

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rebelann1949

@rebelann (112786)

• El Paso, Texas

3 Nov 17

I think you'd like those cookies @sishy7 they aren't real sweet which is why I like them. I think ginger is fantastic after almost anything savory. All this talk about sushi and ginger is making hungry for sushi.

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

3 Nov 17

Oh yes, those pink and pickled sushi ginger is a must when eating sushi...

I didn't know what Lebkucken was but I looked it up and from the description it is certainly something that I'd like to try...

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (339658)

• Rockingham, Australia

3 Nov 17

These biscuits sound really nice. I like the Orange Thins but they are a different brand.

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

3 Nov 17

Would it be Annas brand? I've tried them and they are really nice... I like thin biscuits...

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (339658)

• Rockingham, Australia

3 Nov 17

@sishy7 Sorry, I was thinking of the chocolate Orange Thins and Mint Thins. Different altogether but still yummy. I'll keep an eye out for the biscuits.

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Keith Henthorne

@Scrapper88 (5983)

• United States

2 Nov 17

The dark chocolate thins looks like something I would like to try. I am not sure if they are sold in the United States though.

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

2 Nov 17

If there's an Aldi where you are, you'll probably see them in there...

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@Ganma7 (3664)

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3 Nov 17

@sishy7 thanks we have an aldi

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youless

@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

3 Nov 17

Ginger flavored sounds to be interesting for me as I haven't tried it for biscuits and cookies. Is it a popular flavor? I doubt whether people will like this flavor here

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youless

@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

4 Nov 17

@sishy7 I think so, too. Although ginger is common here but we have never used it for bakery

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

3 Nov 17

I think it's popular maybe in Europe? There's a Dutch store here and they have a lot of ginger-flavored bread or cookies.

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tusziget

@tusziget (323)

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13 Nov 17

@sishy7 I love too ginger-flavored bread and cookies.They are awesome.

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Oshy

@TiarasOceanView (70022)

• United States

2 Nov 17

I havent had any of these lovely treats you are mentioning here for a good few years Sishy..but they are delicious and lovely for the holidays.

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

2 Nov 17

Yes, the peppermint flavor especially reminds me of the holiday seasons...

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Judy Story

@jstory07 (139626)

• Roseburg, Oregon

5 Nov 17

I have never eaten these before. But they look so good and you describe them as being good.

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

5 Nov 17

Yes, they taste really nice, I like them...

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Jabo

@jaboUK (64354)

• United Kingdom

2 Nov 17

I don't like spicy food in any form, so the orange and peppermint would be fine for me, but not the ginger.

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

3 Nov 17

I don't mind spicy food, but I haven't been able to bring myself to try products like chili-flavored chocolate. I expect chocolate to be sweet or perhaps a bit bitter, but not hot as in spicy. Ginger spicy I don't mind though, I often have them as dessert and beverages too...

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M.-L.

@MALUSE (69373)

• Germany

2 Nov 17

So ALDI has found its way to Australia, too. Do you also have LIDL, the other cheapo store from Germany?

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

3 Nov 17

No. I think they were thinking of coming at some point last year but they decided to expand in the US instead. I like Aldi's no-frills and private-branding ideas (among other things) to cut costs and keep prices low.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (317040)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

3 Nov 17

It's good you're around to eat the black ones. I never ate those ones either, except by accident. I like all the other spices you mentioned.

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

3 Nov 17

Oh, what did you do with the black ones then?

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (317040)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

3 Nov 17

@sishy7 Gave them to someone who liked them.

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@Ganma7 (3664)

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3 Nov 17

Looks yummy I love dark chocolate

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@sishy7 (27167)

• Australia

3 Nov 17

Me too! They are so hard to resist, I love them!

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tusziget

@tusziget (323)

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13 Nov 17

@sishy7 Dark chocolate contains also many vitamins,and brings more benefits to our health,than other type of chocolate.Well,it has to be consumed moderately.

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@Ganma7 (3664)

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3 Nov 17

@sishy7 I could not just have 1

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@pitsipeahie (5015)

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2 Nov 17

I like dark chocolate biscuits too. I remember the ones from Mark and Spencer, the dark chocolate digestive biscuits; they are my fave.

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