Tony's Chocolonely reviews and discussion

4.6

94% of reviewers would recommend to a friend

Reviews mention

  • Creamy, indulgent texture
  • Inventive, nostalgic flavors
  • Ethical, transparent sourcing
  • Vibrant, giftable packaging
  • Thick, hard-to-break bars
  • Irregular, awkward segments
  • Some dark bars overly sweet
  • Occasional chalky texture

Tony’s Chocolonely earns strong reviews for rich, creamy chocolate and inventive flavors like Milk Caramel Sea Salt, Pretzel Toffee, and White Raspberry Popping Candy, while its fair-trade, anti-slavery mission resonates. Reviews also flag drawbacks: bars are very thick with irregular break lines that are hard to portion, some dark varieties run too sweet or chalky, and concerns appear about heavy metals in certain dark bars.

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1,928 reviews and posts

  • Big fan of the brand and mission. Plus, the packaging gives me Charlie and The Chocolate Factory vibes — which makes eating these bars even more special.

  • Hands down my favourite chocolate. Not only does it taste AMAZING but I love the sustainability mission of the brand and its cheeky marketing.

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  • Taste is great. A bit salty (in a good way). The package is distinctive in a cartoonish way. It makes it easy to spot on the shelf but it does give a weird Lucky Lukeish kind of vibe.

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    The chocolate has a special pattern on the top side, which makes it recognizable even without the packaging. I think it’s a cool way to differentiate and its nice in a way when chocolate pieces come of in different sizes. But here’s the thing, you always open the chocolate from the bottom side and ofter leave it on the table bottom up. This means that you might not notice the detail at all. In short it would be better if the pattern would be on the bottom side. Like when apple turned their logo on their laptops so that the 🍏 isn’t upside down when you are typing.

  • Delicious product with a strong ethical focus which was a huge plus !

  • The Salted Caramel one is really the only one you should buy. The dark chocolate ones often seem to suffer from being a bit too bitter and the plain milk one has a hint of milk powder in the taste which isn't super pleasant. However, orange packaging, salted caramel, king of chocolate.

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