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    Sogar die „schlechte“ Schokolade, so gut

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    4. LordHamsterWheel on

      I think also there are some difference in rating between the sizes? I think the new „alt for norge“ 150g is the best so far

    6. Frohtastic on

      If you have some seasalt flakes sprinkle a bit it of on one of the squares before eating. Tasty af

    8. CiforDayZServer on

      You can order Firkløver online, it’s ~$12 for 200g bars, but there are a few places to order it from in the US now, I think even Amazon.

    9. iStoleTheHobo on

      That’s just regular milk chocolate but if you want to have your mind a tad bit blown I suggest you go buy the cheapest milk-chocolate you can find at the store.

    11. Luc85 on

      This might be controversial in here, but as a dark chocolate lover, I hate the lack of good chocolate in Norway. I always load up when I go to Belgium or France

    12. IndigoBunting33 on

      Just bought a large plate of firkløver today for less than 30 kr at Rema 1000. Couldn’t believe it 🎉

    14. JenniLightrunner on

      worst part about my family moving to denmark years ago… no good chocolate. No stratos, no freia melkesjokolade… no normal kvikk lunsj. just Marabou blegh… well one silver lining they started selling kvikk lunsj bites

    15. heartbeatcity1984 on

      That’s a chocolate bar that can cost up to 40+ kr. To call it bad is to be completely unaware of the cost of living in here. That’s a luxury item.

    16. -Laffi- on

      There is no such thing as bad Norwegian chocolate. How dare you?
      Also, dark chocolate is only for cooking, if you don’t think it taste any good!

    18. TheCookingPilot on

      As a Norwegian not living in Norway, I do really miss Melkesjokolade. It’s so good! Though I do prefer it fridge cold.
      Having said this, we have a lot of good chocolate in Norway, I think.

    19. somefweirdo on

      Norwegian chocolate is very good. However I do prefer Marabou, can get that in Sweden. I’m Dutch so my all time best one is Côte d’Or chocolate, and Callebout. Nothing in the world can beat it.

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