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Attention chocoholics: Tony’s Chocolonely has launched new chocolate balls

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Chocolate news from Tony’s; that makes us very curious. The chocolatiers have once again stepped into the test factory and developed a completely new product for the range. This time, it’s not a surprising flavor in the form of a bar, but actual Lil’Bits chocolate balls.

Foto van culinair journalist Lauretta Baarends

Tony’s new chocolate balls

And we’ll tell you straight away: they are absolutely delicious. We’re always up for a little chocolate adventure from Tony’s, of course, but we reached the bottom of the bag of these chocolate balls especially quickly. The little balls are the perfect snack size, coated in a deliciously thick layer of chocolate, and we can give nothing but a solid 10 for the varied filling too, which strikes the perfect balance between chewy and crunchy.

Flavor combinations

The Lil’Bits come in 5 different flavors. Some of them are inspired by old classics such as salted caramel & cookie and milk hazelnut. The triple chocolate flavor is for chocoholics who can’t choose, while the milk marshmallow & biscuit and vegan dark orange chocolate cookie are new combinations that we haven’t tasted from Tony’s before. They’ll be gone before you know it!

Lil’Bits, big impact

With Lil’Bits, Tony’s Chocolonely once again shows that chocolate can be made differently. In flavor, in form and in the way they work with cocoa farmers. Tony’s always pays the price required for a living income for 100% traceable beans. This means they know exactly where, how and by whom the beans are produced, and the price can be paid directly to the farmer. So every handful from the bag helps support that cause.

Available from the end of this summer

Tony’s Lil’Bits will be available from the end of August and beginning of September at, among others, Jumbo, Albert Heijn, de Bijenkorf, Flink, Picnic and Tony’s Super Store in Amsterdam. And of course also through Tony’s online chocoshop for €2.99.

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