Dubai chocolate: A sweet hype conquers Innsbruck!

Dubai chocolate: A sweet hype conquers Innsbruck!

Innsbruck, Österreich - The Dubai chocolate is currently causing a sensation in Innsbruck! The sweet specialty, which was first created by Sarah Hamouda in Dubai in 2021 in 2021, has conquered the hearts of chocolate lovers in German-speaking countries thanks to a viral TIKTOK videos with over 100 million calls. The innovative products in Innsbruck and at Christkindlmarkt have been available since autumn 2024. As Meinverzirk , the original Dubai chocolate and in creative variations such as dubai banana are reported Dubai-Lebkuchen sold. However, the prices are quite high: a small table costs up to 18.50 euros for 70 grams. The high demand often exceeds the supply, and in some shops the chocolate is already sold out.

luxury in every table

The Dubai chocolate is made in Salzburg and combines the classic ingredients of whole milk or bitter chocolate with a special filling made of roasted kadaifi, pistachios and tagina. The hype about this product has also meant that well -known manufacturers such as Lindt offer their own variants. Lindts Dubai Chocolade, which is presented as a filled whole milk chocolate, costs alarming 99.93 euros per kilogram and offers a filling with an exotic taste. Customers who are looking for a touch of luxury can now acquire these special chocolate, as described on Lindt

Despite the high prices, the chocolate remains a popular product. Consumers are curious and often ready to pay for the luxury experience, even if some critics note that the price is exaggerated due to the "Dubai" brand. Discounters like Spar and Hofer offer cheaper variants, which, however, do not always have the same quality. It remains to be seen how long this trend will last and whether the price of 18.50 euros for 70 grams remains justified, while the chocolate is more and more conquering the shelves of business.