BBM 2.0 - Bovetti Savory Artisan Chocolate
Filed Under dairy, chocolate, desserts, vegetarian, reviews, series, BBM 2.0 | Posted on April 2, 2007
This is part of the series:
- Blogging By Mail (Treats From Belgium) - Part 2
- BBM 2.0 - Chocolate Eggs
- BBM 2.0 - Belle Vue Extra Appel-Kers
- BBM 2.0 - Dolfin Dark Chocolate with Cinnamon from Ceylan
- BBM 2.0 - Bovetti Savory Artisan Chocolate
- BBM 2.0 - Petits Calins de Pont-Aven: Dark chocolate wafers filled with Mint cream
- BBM 2.0 - Le Saunier Fleur de Sel de Camargue (French Sea Salt)
- BBM 2.0 - Tagliatelle with Mushrooms
- BBM 2.0 - Thai Kick Hot Sauce
- BBM 2.0 - Guylian Truffles
- BBM 2.0 - Doitung Macadamia Nuts with Wasabi
- BBM 2.0 - Jacques Pure Chocolate Hagelslag Granules
Bovetti Artisan Chocolate! I had never known about this company (surprise surprise) so I went online and found Bovetti.com You know you are dealing with a French website when you click on “English” and the language is still French
Fortunately some of my CXC (high school) French was still rolling around my head and I was able to navigate to some pages that were actually in English! ![]()
Here you can see all/more of the ‘tablettes de chocolat’ that Bovetti makes. Hopefully I am not the only one salivating at the array! But back to my present!

When I first saw this block of ‘chocolat noir pimenti’ I oooh and aahed. The brown cardboard packaging, the liberal jackson pollack-esque sprinkling of red pepper flakes. I almost didn’t want to bite in. It was soo..soo… ‘artisan’ (oo la la!).

But bite in I did and wow was my mouth confused! Chocolate? Pepper? Chocolate? Pepper? By the 4th block however I was convinced that the combination could and did work. Three days later the combination seemed most natural and yuh gyul was a savory chocolate connoisseur
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chocolate and pepper, mmmm….Lilandra and I once tried Trini home chocolate drink with red pepper flakes. It was good.
Mexican Hot chocolate is made with chili powder so why not? Pepper makes everything good! LOL
pretty much what we were going for - since Trini chocolate already has cinnamon etc, we only had to add pepper!