Best Recommended Chocolate Bars

As far as Delfi is concerned, their rendition milk chocolate bars are nothing short of a sweet surprise. Albeit being locally produced as opposed to other Delfi brands -Delfi's Swiss Chocolate, we are looking at you; the dairy milk chocolate variation leaves behind nothing short of a sugary palate pleaser. Much like every other milk chocolate in the market, this particular chocolate bar is sweet to behold and even sweeter on the pockets. Pound for pound, this particular variant outstrips its stronger, more established contenders in value for money and the taste is just as good, if not more. Of course, to each their own as taste can be subjective but rest assured as far as local brands of chocolate goes, this dairy milk chocolate variation hits the spot nicely with all the essentials of chocolatey goodness.

As far as Whittaker's chocolate goes, nothing beats their classic Creamy Milk variant wrapped in gold where chocolate lovers are taken to a trip down memory lane, where milk chocolate were -and still are- simplicity at its best. Available in a small slabs of 50g or the standard serving of 250g, patrons can choose between having a nibble at small happy doses of endorphin riddled goodness or binge-eat their way through sinfully delightful blocks of milk chocolate. Using premium graded cocoa beans in its making, this particular milk chocolate of Whittaker's design is the epitome of refined, as far as chocolates go. Sweet, with a creamy, milky smooth texture, the way this decadent New Zealand chocolate melts in your palate would will leave you wishing you had more. 

The packaging of the milk chocolate from Dove ironically stands out for not having a visual of poured milk on the cover, which is a welcome change. It is also one of the thinner chunks of milk chocolate to be found, with each section being a little larger than the top of your thumb, all of which makes breaking it apart much easier than usual. Upon the first bite, the smoothness and creaminess becomes very apparent. Its also not as sweet as other packets of milk chocolate out there, which allows for the cacao flavour to stand out slightly whilst not being overwhelmed.

As soon as you open the classy navy blue and black paper box of Thornton's Magnificent Milk Chocolate Block and tear open the shimmering gold wrapping paper, you will be hit with a strong aroma of cacao beans. Pretty surprising, considering that it is a bar of milk chocolate. Thornton’s, a famed chocolate manufacturer from the United Kingdom had somehow managed to concoct milk chocolate that exude a strong flavor of milk and cacao beans at the same time. It is extremely creamy and smooth, packing alternative punches of sweetness and bitterness on the consumers’ tongue. It melts in your mouth and leaves a lingering aroma long after it is gone.

A rather celebrated brand in the European countries, Milka's Alpine Milk chocolate is yet another rendition of the classic milk chocolate favoured by many all across the globe. In essence, this particular milk chocolate indulges the palatal sense in a tumultuous ride of gastronomical proportions. The sweetness derived from the chocolate with a slight hint of bitter aftertaste will render every sweet-tooth's knees weak with anticipation. Coupled with the tell-tale creaminess present in every slab of milky goodness, this aptly named Alpine Milk chocolate is nothing short of good. 

When it comes to chocolate, Beryl is no stranger to the industry with its arsenal of cocoa derived products under its belt. And as far as milk chocolate is concerned, you won't get it any better than what Beryl's Camior : Extra Fine Milk Praline has to offer. Aesthetic wise, Beryl held no punches with the packaging, with a box laced with golden printings and inside it, lies the chocolate, all wrapped up in its golden wrapper. Taste wise, it boasts a delicious flavour more inclined to the sweet side while lightly accompanied with a tinge of bitterness. But wait, there's more. Beryl's Camior brings about a twist in its making and as you savour the chocolate which is all but melting in your mouth, you will be able to make out the distinct nutty flavour and texture derived from peanut butter. Yes, you read it right, peanut butter. Two of the best things in life brought together in a single bar of milk chocolate. All for less than 5 Malaysian Ringgit.

Hailing all the way from Deutschland, the Ritter Sport Vollmilch is quintessentially one of the best rendition of fine milk chocolate in the world of chocolatey delights. Packed in a convenient serving of 100g, this particularly cocoa product brings about the right dose of endorphin goodness, enough for you to sate your cravings, alone. Fret not, we won't tell anyone else. At any rate, as far as scent goes, this particular milk chocolate is rather unassuming but come the tasting part, Ritter Sport Vollmilch is without a doubt at a league of its own. Experience of sweetness as well as creaminess is well on your way should you choose to pick up this particular slab of milky chocolatey goodness.

Frey is said to be the number 1 chocolate brand in Switzerland. We’ll let our readers be the judge, perhaps by sampling their Extra Fine Milk with a touch of ground hazelnuts? Whatever amount of hazelnut they added is so finely grounded that it completely blends with the rest of the chocolate. However, you can taste a nutty edge on your tongue. It is extremely milky—characteristic of most Swiss chocolate—with a slightly sour, yoghurt-like taste which is a breath of fresh air in the chocolate scene as most chocolates are either dominantly sweet or bitter. That is not to say that it is completely devoid of sweetness, though. Instead, it has just the perfect balance of sweetness, sourness and bitterness that will surely delight your taste buds. 

The Belgian’s Belgian Milk Chocolate bar comes in a simple white box ornamented by a blue ribbon. Just like it’s packaging, the chocolate itself is understated and unpretentious. Packed with milky, creamy goodness, it lets its flavor speak for itself. Moderately sweet, it is perfect for consumers who prefer their chocolate with less sugar content. The overall flavour is also mild, with a perfect balance of cacao, milk and sugar. It is quite solid and melts slowly in your mouth, allowing it to be savoured for quite some time.

Santiveri is a health food brand hailing from Spain that focuses on making wholesome versions of various food items such as waffles, cookies and chocolate. Their Fondant Chocolate (53% Cocoa) is perfect for health freaks who are looking for their cacao fix. Consumers can also enjoy this sinful snack without ruining their diet plan! This product contains no sugar. Instead, naturally occurring sweeteners such as isomalt and malitol are used. Besides that, it is also gluten free and high in fibre. Do take note not to consume too much though, as it might lead to diarrhoea due to the malitol present. It is extremely smooth but lack in creaminess due to its lack of milk, which is common in dark chocolates. The bitterness of the cacao is not overwhelming despite the low sweetness.

The milk chocolate bar from Tudor Gold is presented in a more simple, yet elegant fashion. With a brown and white colour scheme to mirror the sweet goodness within the package, there's very little on the package beyond the logo and the type of product. This elegance can even be seen on the chocolate bar itself, with each section having a nice emblem impressed on the top. When it comes to the flavours, this will be one of the sweeter bars of chocolate out there, with just enough creaminess to complement it. The smoothness is on the lower end of the spectrum to make the sweetness of the chocolate bar be front and center.

Lindt’s Extra Creamy Milk Chocolate comes in a white box with classy gold font. As a chocolate manufacturer since 1845, they certainly do not disappoint. True to its name, every bit of this chocolate bar will saturate your mouth with creaminess and ignite your senses. It is decently sweet, suitable for those who are looking for a sugar fix. Like most Swiss chocolate, it is filled with a milky scent due to its high milk content. There is also a slightly sour hint which resembles that of a yoghurt.

The dairy milk chocolate from Vochelle goes for the unconventional with the gold and white colour scheme on the package. The poured milk visual on the package also happens to blend in well with the white scheme for a neat visual effect. When it comes to the chocolate bar itself, it is slightly thicker than most and is slightly larger than the top of your thumb, making each section a chunky bite to indulge in. The chocolate itself has a great balance of sweetness, creaminess, and smoothness that is tough to find in other bars of milk chocolate out there.

The packaging of Tango's milk chocolate is kept pretty simple with it's purple colour scheme for the background with a few pieces of chocolate and poured milk in the foreground. The bar itself is well sectioned, with each section about the size of the top half of your thumb. When it comes to the flavours of the chocolate bar, it does exceed whatever expectation the packaging might have on you, as its delightfully sweet and creamy, to the point that it masks the slightly unpleasant cacao flavour. The chocolate bar also smooth enough to make eating it all the more pleasurable.

Fazer's Geisha milk chocolate comes in a package that's definitely an eye opener. For starters, the packaging goes against the grain of most packets of milk chocolate by using a pink colour scheme, which also features a number of cherry blossoms to further accentuate the Japanese theme. The bar is sectioned just right, it each section being a little smaller than the top of your thumb, but slightly thicker, ultimately making it easy to break with your fingers. As far as flavours go, there's a good balance of sweetness and creaminess that make for a chocolate bar you're sure to remember.

Tudor Gold's Rice Cereal Milk Chocolate is a bit on the sweet side. If you are a sweet tooth, you should definitely go for it. Otherwise, do not worry as the addition of rice cereal lends a good balance to the overall taste, preventing it from becoming too cloying. The crunchy bits of rice cereal complement the texture of the creamy chocolate well. Upon chewing and swallowing, it will leave a lingering sweetness on the sides of your tongue. Depends on your mood, that might lead to cravings for sour or salty food. It is also a bit flaky, so do make sure not to make a mess when devouring it.

Hershey’s Creamy Milk Chocolate is the perfect to-go breakfast when you are late for class or school. It is packed to the brim with the nutty goodness of almond chunks, complementing the extremely creamy texture perfectly. A few bites will fill you up and energize you for hours. The chocolate itself is decently sweet but not too cloying, just enough for sweet-toothed people but also suitable for those who are not that into extremely saccharine chocolates. The texture is also smooth, melting in your mouth perfectly and leaving a lingering scent of nuts and cacao.

Van Houten have been one of the top players of the chocolate world for more than 180 years, and their packet of milk chocolate is certainly proof of that. For starters, it is one of the wider packets of chocolate out there, with two rows of smaller sized sections. Upon the first bite, the creaminess and smoothness hits you right away. This helps to mask the sweetness greatly, but not to the point that there is no sugar to be tasted. All of this makes for a chocolate bar that's accessible for those who aren't keen on a sugar fix.

Cadbury's Dairy Milk is a timeless classic that has amazed everyone for a very long time. As such, the classic purple colour scheme is an unforgettable sight for anyone who gets their hands on this packet of sweet goodness. As most of us would remember, the chocolate bar has two sectioned parts, with each piece being about the size of a nail, making it easy enough to bite and enjoy. As far as the flavours go, most of us keep coming back to this bar of chocolate for it's creaminess and smoothness, which helps from keeping it from becoming uncomfortably sweet.