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domori’s new bars

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9:47 am
April 1, 2005

alex_h

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just heard about a new domori milk bar yesterday. supposedly with vanilla and without salt. don’t know much more.

5:41 pm
April 1, 2005

marioh

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I have heard about new bars as well. But it seems to be a new range, like chacao. It is called Kamba. It includes a blend 70%, a 100%, a white and milk (just look http://www.mannis-laden.de for pictures).

6:09 pm
April 1, 2005

Hans-Peter Rot

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Hmm, pictures would help. I don’t know why Domori would label this allegedly new line as “Kamba” since Kamba already is the designation for their line of “energy bars.” The Kamba bars are:

Guarana – 40% milk chocolate with five grains and guarana
Ginger – 40% milk chocolate with candied ginger and puffed rice

I just scrolled through the entire selection, and it appears that only the 70% has a picture. Interesting. Perhaps Domori is just expanding this line and advertising it as “energy” or “health” chocolate.

8:57 pm
April 1, 2005

marioh

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Sorry, you are right. Only one picture. Look http://www.q.uintessenz.de/shop.php?main=1&sub=12 for all pictures.

12:37 am
April 2, 2005

ellie

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What a choice, they r quick. And what that 70% Chilli one, we seems to have different percentage here? New packaging? Different markets?

6:28 pm
April 2, 2005

Hans-Peter Rot

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The 70% chili bar is part of the Chateau line. The packaging differs due to copyright infringements. This was discussed recently here:

http://www.seventypercent.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=421

Thanks Marioh. These new bars look interesting. According to the descriptions for the Kamba 100%, Domori has sources in Dominican Republic? That’s pretty interesting.

11:54 am
April 3, 2005

marioh

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They have sources in the Dominican Republic. The beans for the Chacao-Line bars are from the Dominican Republic as well. But your are right, I’m very interested as well. Especially the Blend 70 seems really worth a try.

12:20 pm
April 4, 2005

alex_h

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cool! thanks, mario! can’t wait to try these bars!!!

2:30 pm
April 4, 2005

alex_h

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ellie, you might be talking about the Peperoncino that has only got 60% and is part of Domori’s 75g product line.

4:15 pm
April 4, 2005

Hans-Peter Rot

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Yes, that’s right, Marioh. I forgot all about that. I remember reading about the Dominican Republic plantations on the Chacao site. Also, if I recall correctly, Domori has plantations in Honduras.

12:22 am
April 16, 2005

Martin Christy

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Just got samples of the new Kamba bars, and I have to say pretty impressive! These are 100g bars that will sell for a very moderate price, but the chocolate is still up to standard. The 70% is quite typical Domori, but very accessible and munchable. The milk with vanilla is like eating ice cream! A LOT of vanilla, but it does work.

The white with liquorice is certainly an experience – quite strange at first, but once you get used to it, inspired.

The 100% is not so different from the 75 line Puro, and doesn’t excite me much.

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10:32 am
April 18, 2005

alex_h

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i’ve tried the white bar and think it’s a good white chocolate. interesting how it takes a while for the licorice to evolve and then it is just a hint.
just found out that i can get my hands on the blend 70 here and am going to rush out later for some. so you say it is a good bar, martin? that’s great news!

7:33 pm
April 18, 2005

alex_h

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whew! just bought two bars of blend 70 from the friendly folk at q.uintessenz. my first impression? well, a crisp snap it has and it is much drier and less creamy than any other domori i know. slow to melt and the texture is more el rey-like. prominent taste of peanuts, which i love. nice blend and good eat, but not comparable to other domori stuff, by which i mean i miss the waxiness. intense taste that lasts. strange though, seems to be a headache chocolate. i sometime get headaches from chocolates and this is one of those rare occasions. at least i think it’s from the chocolate…

7:45 pm
April 18, 2005

Martin Christy

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Strange you only got a hint of liquorice in the white … we found it very intense! Confusing at first, but then the liquourice really comes through. Mmm, interesting about the headache, was this about the amount you ate? ;)

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12:47 am
April 19, 2005

Hans-Peter Rot

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What do the ingredients lists of these bars state?

8:21 am
April 19, 2005

alex_h

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martin, i had about 40 to 50g. will see if i get a headache the next time.
marioh, remember the white kamba we shared: how did the licorice hit u? slow and subtle or stronger as in martin’s experience?

monte, blend70 states: cocoa mass, cocoa butter, cane sugar. the other bars i don’t know…

3:44 pm
April 19, 2005

Hans-Peter Rot

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Ah, so no vanilla or lecithin? Even in the white bar? That was my main concern. Thanks.

4:20 pm
April 19, 2005

alex_h

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nope, no vanilla, no lecithin in the blend 70

latte e vaniglia: cane sugar, cocoa mass (44%), milk powder, cocoa butter, real bourbon vanilla, soy lecithin

liquirizia: cane sugar, cocoa butter, milk powder, licorice (2.5%), soy lecithin

4:43 pm
April 19, 2005

marioh

Bonn, Germany

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Alex, I remember the white kamba just as you do. The liquorice was subtle and not as strong as I as afraid it would be. It was just right, giving a little new taste to a white chocolate, but it wasn’t to strong so that you just taste liquorice. But that may vary from bar to bar, just as all Domori bars do, right?

6:21 pm
April 19, 2005

alex_h

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seems to be the case, mario. i just opened my second blend 70 and it is a tad bit creamier than the last and a bit less peanutty and more flowery.

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