Review: Dagoba Dark Chocolate, Lime & Macadamia Nuts
April 6th, 2009This is my second shot at a lime flavored, dark chocolate candy bar. The first one by Choxie didn’t quite live up to my hopes, but hopefully this one by Dagoba will find the right balance of taste and texture.

Structure
A 10-segment, molded dark chocolate bar with lime flavoring and small bits of macadamia nuts mixed in.

Texture
The macadamia nuts were completely unnoticeable. In fact, I ate a few sections of the bar and started writing this post before I took another glance at the picture and noticed they were in there. That’s how unnoticeable they were. You’re pretty much getting plain chocolate with this product. Fortunately, the chocolate was rich and very smooth.
Taste
The macadamia nuts were once again unnoticeable. The lime flavor was VERY subtle at first, but became increasingly noticeable on the finish. The chocolate was delicious (better than Choxie), so I wasn’t too upset by the light application of lime flavor.
Verdict
This candy bar desperately needs some texture, which it should have gotten from the macadamia nuts. They simply needed to be bigger and more plentiful. The lime flavor was a little underwhelming, but that can be forgiven because the chocolate is pretty good. In the end, I would have preferred a plain dark chocolate Dagoba bar to this effort.
Tags: dark chocolate, lime, macademia nuts
April 19th, 2009 at 9:41 am
i love this website, lol. i heard about it from Greg on HP Progs.
keep the reviews coming
April 21st, 2009 at 10:25 am
Two things: I was always curious about Choxie AND I have never loved Dagoba bars but then, haven’t come close to sampling all the varieties.
July 2nd, 2009 at 6:07 pm
OMG. This chocolate look so delicious! Where do you find out about all these candy bars?!
July 3rd, 2009 at 3:27 am
I bought some of that chocolate from amazon. Its something fantastic , everyone should taste it.
August 21st, 2009 at 6:11 pm
that’s weird, the rss updated but the website didn’t
November 22nd, 2009 at 11:50 am
I told you I’d bring you more visitors!
I’m amazed no one has made the connection between the name Dagoba and the fact that this candy bar is small and green (just like Yoda).