Dubai chocolate: where the golden temptation can be found in Lower Austria

Dubai chocolate: where the golden temptation can be found in Lower Austria

The "Dubai Chocolate" has caused excitement and sensation on the social media of Austria in the past few weeks. This special snack captivates with its crunchy cover made of cataifite dough and a creamy filling of pistachios, which is decorated by real gold. This chocolate sensation is produced by the Fix Dessert Chocolatier, under the direction of Sarah Hamouda. The product has already developed a cult status and attracts more and more gourmets.

The popularity of the "Dubai Chocolate" is primarily due to the special ingredients and the multi -layered texture, which is reminiscent of crispy cornflakes with an oriental flair. The chocolate has quickly established itself as a new trend, especially on platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, where it won numerous fans.

sales options in Lower Austria

To give everyone interested to try these delicious chocolate, we have put together some of the best sales outlets in Lower Austria.

In Krems on the Danube, the "Dubai Chocolate" can be discovered in two places. In EPAA, Dinstlstraße 2a, the 100 gram board is available for 10.99 euros, made by the well-known food blogger Kikis Kitchen. In addition, it is also available from the Sesam Markt in Gartenaugasse 2; A 110-gram board with golden accents is offered here.

The city of Gerasdorf near Vienna, located in the Mödling district, also offers two options. The Mostwantededsnacks snack machine in Hauptstraße 16 leads the 200-gram bar of the Al Bidaya brand at a price of 24.90 euros. The chocolate producer Ritonka also took the opportunity and offers its own version with real gold, both in the shop at Gerasdorfer Straße 350 and online for 24.90 euros.

Both the Billa Plus supermarket chain and Spar Gourmet responded to the trend. The handmade specialty is now available in all Billa plus branches, whereby the 130 gram panel is freshly produced in the market confectionery for 4.99 euros. Spar Gourmet has been selling the 100-gram board for 5.99 euros since October 27. This affordability makes the exclusive enjoyment more accessible.

For those who want to buy comfortably from home, there is the possibility to order the "Dubai Chocolate" online. The prices start at 5.99 euros, but vary depending on the provider and demand. Online shops like Kaufland offer the sweet treat directly to the front door, which is an interesting option, especially for Busy readers.

If you would like to learn more about this trend or the latest information about the "Dubai Schokolade", you will find extensive details on it on www.meinbeinbezirk.at .