Description
Dark chocolate cherry lard 200 g is a cube of lard (Belgian marshmallow sweet) coated in dark chocolate and scattered with small pink pieces that hint at its cherry flavour. A soft, melt-in-the-mouth Belgian sweet, sold in 200 g, to share or keep for a treat.
Dark chocolate cherry lard 200 g: a soft, coated sweet
In Belgium, “lard” (“spek” in Dutch) is the name for a marshmallow-type sweet: a light, soft mixture made from sugar syrup and gelatine. This version combines the softness of the lard with a dark chocolate and cherry-flavoured coating that adds a crunchy contrast.
Ingredients
For this coated lard, please refer to the label on the packaging: it details the list of ingredients, allergens and nutritional values. If you have an allergy or intolerance, contact us before ordering and we will check the label for you.
How to enjoy dark chocolate cherry lard 200 g
- With a coffee or tea, for a sweet break.
- At teatime, to share with the family.
- In an assortment of sweets for a birthday, a party or an evening with friends.
- In a gift hamper, with other Belgian treats such as cuberdons.
Storing your dark chocolate cherry lard 200 g
Keep the lard in a dry place, away from heat and sunlight, to protect the coating. Once opened, close the packaging tightly to keep the lard soft. Follow the storage instructions on the packaging.
The full range of lards
Chez Popol offers lard in several versions, all in 200 g: white chocolate, dark chocolate and cherry, white chocolate and pistachio, milk chocolate, milk chocolate and speculoos, chocolate mousse, milk chocolate and coffee, chocolate, plain, chocolate and coconut. Plenty to put together your own assortment and compare the flavours.
Want to know more about Belgian chocolate? The Choco-Story Brussels museum tells its story and how it is made.
Order your dark chocolate cherry lard 200 g from Chez Popol
Delivery is free from €80 incl. VAT to Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. You can also collect your order from our shop in Petit-Rechain, rue de Battice 53.
