Dubai chocolate conquers Erfurt Christmas market-enthusiasm or disappointment?

Dubai chocolate conquers Erfurt Christmas market-enthusiasm or disappointment?

Erfurt, Deutschland - The sensational Dubai chocolate has conquered the Erfurt Christmas market! In the past few weeks, the unusual food phenomenon has attracted the attention of many visitors and has caused lively discussions. According to Thuringia24, some stalls now offer various Dubai creations, including Dubai-Churros, Dubai waffles and Dubai crepes. However, not every operator is convinced of the generated enthusiasm for the trend. Some owners rely on traditional delicacies and reject the new wave, as an operator clarifies: "We never had Dubai chocolate and we will never have. We also convince our customers so, we do not need short-lived trends from abroad."

But not everyone sees the Dubai version in the negative light. Another stand operator admits: "Actually, we don't want to participate. But the demand was so high that we ultimately still put the Dubai churros on the menu." The prices speak for themselves: While the classic churros are sold for 4.50 euros, buyers have to leaf a whopping 9 euros for the Dubai variant. The increase in the price is mainly due to the expensive pistachio cream and the angel hair, which provides the special texture, as well as the ingredients of the popular Dubai chocolate. According to Aldi Süd, the original Dubai chocolate consists of a chocolate shell filled with pistachio cream and Kadayif dough threads that give your crispy texture the finishing touch. This ensures a unique taste experience that many are willing to cost something.

The ingredients in detail

The basics for the Dubai chocolate are simple but refined: whole milk or dark chocolate forms the shell, while the combination of pistachio cream and thin angel hair dough threads is responsible for the special taste experience. These treats are not only very popular in Erfurt, but also in many other cities. The availability of the unique ingredients such as Kadayif in Turkish supermarkets also facilitates the production in domestic kitchens and could further boost the Dubai trend.

fascinated by this new food trend? The article by Thuringia24 offers detailed insights into the various booths and their reactions to the Dubai chocolate. But before you strike, you can also find out about the nutritional values and ingredients on the Aldi Süd side to experience the full taste of this exotic delicacy!

Further information on the Dubai chocolate can be read in the article by Thuringia24 and Aldi Süd: Here ( Thuringia ) and here ( Aldi Süd ).