I tried the unique turn of Aldi Ireland on the Dubai chocolate bar – it only costs € 5, here is how I noted it

Dubai Chocolate storm the world, with people splashing the money just to have the chance to try the rare delicacy.

But Aldi Ireland published its own version available in stores nationwide for only € 4.99.

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My first time that Dubai chocolate took place last month during a weekend in Amsterdam – where I paid 20 € for a bar which was lower than the size of my hand.

Although I am not the biggest pistachio fan, I wanted to get into the trend and see what it was.

Unfortunately, I felt that it was a waste of full money and I would have waited a few weeks to try the version of Aldi Ireland if I knew that the retail giant would publish it.

And I would have saved 15 € in the process.

To start, Aldi’s Dubai chocolate is a real remarkable compared to all the other bars on the shelf.

The retail giant is known for its chocolates with simple packaging, but that could not be further away from the Dubai chocolate bar.

Coming to a gold and white box, these bars seem quite luxurious and let buyers know that it is not any normal bar.

It reads on the packaging: “Kunafa pistachio Dubai Chocolate Cake Bar.”

“Premium roasted pistachios with each bite.”

In addition, these purchases of good deals have even been made in Dubai – which cannot be said about many other dupes that turn around Ireland.

And unlike the original, it comes in the form of a cake rather than a simple chocolate bar.

As a first bite, the texture of chocolate is smooth, and it melts well on the tongue with a creamy pistachio garnish hitting your taste buds in an instant.

Chocolate is almost comforting at the beginning and its sweetness is quite pronounced, which makes it a simple treat that some could appreciate, but others could find too sweet.

But surprisingly, I found that the cake itself was the best part of this purchase of a good deal.

Even if it is not the most complex chocolate, the version of Aldi has its advantages, especially when it comes to being cheap, so I would evaluate a solid 6/10.

It is an excellent choice for a quick snack, giving you the chance to try the real Dubai chocolate without breaking the bank.

Lidl Buy

And Lidl Ireland also had buyers rushing to the boxes with their version of the bar last week.

The bar has a thick chocolate coating and is filled with traditional Kafeh Arab dessert.

The long -awaited treatment landed in stores on Thursday but was quickly taken.

Dubai JD style chocolate is delivered to a 122g bar and is the cheapest available from Irish supermarkets.

Retail sale at a good deal of € 4.99 in Lidl, the green and gold packaging is easy to spot.

Debrogning the bar, wrapped in gold paper, it did not seem as thick as the others.

Biting in chocolate goodness, the dupe bar was certainly up to its reputation.

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