9 weird chocolate combinations that are actually awesome
Posted on March 9, 2016
We love chocolate. And by ‘love’ we mean ‘are obsessed with’. But sometimes we like to take a walk on the wild side and have our choc fix remixed by dipping, pouring or melting it with something unexpected.
Here are favourite freaky chocolate combos:
1. Jalapeno peppers
Sweet, melty goodness with a serious kick. Get the recipe here.
2. Bacon
Bacon with maple syrup? Whatever. If you want to take your cured pork to the next level, go chocolate or go home. Recipe here.
3. Parmesan
Forget sprinkling parmesan on your spag bol. Combine it with dark chocolate for a serious flavour explosion. Recipe here.
4. Beef jerky
Yeah, sure, this sounds a bit gross. But trust us, that coming-together of sweet and salty is to die for. Get it here.
5. Sun-dried tomatoes
Not everyone loves sun-dried tomatoes. But we do. Particularly when they are dipped in chocolate. Make your own by following this recipe.
6. Broccoli
Getting your five-a-day shouldn’t be this good. And, yes, they are good. Like, amazingly good. Get the lowdown here.
7. Quinoa
It doesn’t much more ‘superfood’ than quinoa. And it doesn’t get much more ‘super-duper food’ than quinoa and chocolate. Recipe here.
8. Crisps
Well, obviously. Recipe here (clue: dip crisps in chocolate).
9. Squid
Too far? Probably, but it really is proof that chocolate can improve anything. Get the recipe here, if you’re brave enough.
Fancy getting your chocolate fix while living it up on a night out? Look no further than the scrumptious dessert section of our bar food menu. Laters, diet.
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