Tasmania is renowned for its clean water, fresh air and rich soil. This, of course, means quality fresh produce in abundance. Now, imagine those unique flavours of fruit, honey and lavender and add…chocolate. This week, I was fortunate to witness the launch of a fabulous new Tasmanian product, Wild Island Tastes Chocolate Bark.
Mingling for a while with the benefit of wine and cheese,
the Mayor then introduced the creators of this fine concoction. Anna and Joan have been firm friends for thirty years and have worked hard together to realise their dream. They shared with us their journey from inception to induction of their wonderful handmade chocolate bark.
I shall acquaint you with these taste sensations. Tarkine Treasures
is a treasure trove of Tasmanian flavours, plump freeze-dried raspberries, natural leatherwood honey-roasted almonds nestled in the finest dark chocolate with a crunch of exotic cacao nibs.
Summer Love
delivers delicious Tasmanian freeze-dried strawberries on a bed of the finest white chocolate, sprinkled with Tasmanian lavender flowers, exotic coconut flakes and white chia seeds.
Shipwrecked is my favourite.
Shards of premium milk chocolate and delicate white chocolate swirls enhance the flavours of Tasmanian freeze-dried blueberries, earthy pepitas, crunchy caramel and Tasmanian sea salt.
It is impossible to describe the fusion of flavours, a mouthwatering and memorable taste experience.
I should mention the very talented graphic designer who, when presented with the name Wild Island Tastes, created the identity, encompassing logo design, packaging and promotional material – my husband, Michael Cannon.
I hope you have the chance to experience Wild Island Tastes Chocolate Bark for yourself.
omg, such temptation, where can I get it ? 🙂 🙂
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They will be at the Chocolate Winterfest at Latrobe tomorrow. Makers Workshop in Burnie and Lemon Tree Providore in Wynyard now stock it. I’m guessing Launceston and Hobart will be next.
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lovely, can’t wait ! 🙂
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Mmmm my mouth is watering, looks very yummy, packaging not bad either!
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I would send you some but I think it would just be a tasty drink by the time you received it.
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It looks great. I will keep an eye out for it.
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I don’t think it has made it as far as Brisbane…yet.
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