Assorted Russian Chocolate Candy Mix "Slavyanka" / "Slavic Girl", 1 Lb

OKish. I was expecting more premium chocolates for 20 bucks. One of the chocolates is a brittle coated with chocolate, kind of cheap, and that's the one which is in largest number in the pack. More premium chocolates are just one or two in the pack.

My family enjoyed the selection very well with the exception that they gave to many solid chocolate pieces.

I was dumb, dumb, dumb! Why would I order chocolate by mail? It got all melted when I got it. And the condition makes your taste buds refuse to work.

This stuff is awesome. It came earlier than expected. Everything was fresh and tastes great

I much prefer chocolate from Switzerland, Belgium and the USA. It is of much higher quality and superior taste (and much cheaper). I used to live a couple of blocks away from an international store and tried many different candies and chocolate bars from a number of countries. Apart from their inferior taste and gastronomical quality, I would be very wary of any chocolate, food or any consumable product coming from Russia, Ukraine, Latvia or any former Soviet bloc countries as their manufacturing standards are way below those adhered to by many other developed European countries. I found that Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands and the USA make the best chocolate. In addition, I have significantly more confidence in the ingredients they are putting into their chocolate. Why would anyone want to buy second-rate chocolate made in Russia instead of buying a much higher quality and premium product for less money made in a country with trusted manufacturing standards?

We loved almost all of the chocolates in this assortment. The chocolates are fresh and not melted. I ordered a large box full of items from Russian Shoppe and everything was packaged well and before expiration date.

MMMM this aroma, and the taste. HIGH RECOMMEND! My kids and my husband love them. There are around 15-20 candies in 1 lb.

some one is big, some one is too sweet. is possible to make low sweet candy?