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Lemon Myrtle - Milk Chocolate PLUS - Signature Collection

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$12.95
Weight:
80.00 Grams
Lemon Myrtle - Milk Chocolate PLUS - Signature Collection

Product Overview

Lemon Myrtle is known as the ‘queen’ of lemon herbs and is considered by many to be a beneficial powerhouse super food. It is extremely aromatic, lemony, tangy and zesty.

We source our Lemon Myrtle from Mareeba near the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland so when combined with our own Mt Edna 60% Premium Single Origin Milk Chocolate it makes a truly Far North Queensland taste sensation. 

Our milk chocolate is gluten free. We do NOT use palm oil, palm oil derivatives, flavours, stabilisers or flavour enhancers. The only ingredients are: Cocoa beans, cocoa butter, sugar, full cream milk and a tiny amount of soy lecithin.

 

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Reviews

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  • 5
    Lemon myrtle

    Posted by ruth medd for david herlihy on 2nd May 2021

    I have now tasted Charley's lemon myrtle a number of times before wring my review. Conclusion - its so different, just wonderful flavour that permeates my taste buds. Really different A special fnq offering

  • 5
    Lemon Myrtle - milk chocolate plus

    Posted by Michele Henry on 6th Mar 2021

    Lemon myrtle is such a versatile native flavour and blended with Charley's smooth milk chocolate this bar is definitely a winner!

  • 5
    very pleasantly surprised

    Posted by Ashleigh on 3rd Mar 2021

    I was unfamiliar with lemon myrtle so was very pleasantly surprised. It started off as a low key flavour with creamy choc at the forefront. After a few moments the lemon myrtle took over as a powerful flavour experience that lasted. And it went well with the mid range pinot at dinner.

  • 5
    Launch tasting

    Posted by David Herlihy on 21st Feb 2021

    On a high quality milk chocolate base, this choc is sophisticated. The initial mouthfeel of seductive milk chocolate for adults is followed by the tang of the lemon myrtle which then lingers on.