“dorosła słodycz” sounds amazing, I wish it was a commonly accepted term – similar to non-alcoholic drinks for non-children (ie. kombucha)
Not really, but if you want to say sweet, but not very sweet you can say “średnio słodkie” (average sweet), “nie za słodkie” (not too sweet), or something similiar.
Wikipedia says those are just Kit Kats?
Yeah, we have the basic kind, but Asian countries are known around the world to have the greatest variety. Chockolate covered wafers are in generally pretty common, my favourite are:: [WW](https://wedel.pl/nasze-produkty/batony-i-wafle/wafel-ww) ; [Pryncypałki ](https://drgerard.eu/produkt/pryncypalki/)and last but not least – per kg no-name kinds you find in some grocery stores (not all mind you – but sometimes you can score gold). They’re sadly usually milk chockolate, it’s hard to find ones with bitter chockolate, and very hard to find others except for ie vanilla, cream or ever rarer strawberry.
“ダークチョコレート” is “czekolada gorzka”
“オトナの甘さ” is some sort of marketing term by nestle. There is no equivelant in poland.
What does it mean exactly? Like is it dark chocolate or chocolate with alcohol or something different
Yes, its seksowna czekolada
r/fucknestle
Prince polo is pretty good 🙂 dark chocolate covered wafers a bit like dark kitkats
Australian here, where Milo originates. Stumbled upon this in my feed somehow. Milo is malt chocolate rather than dark chocolate.
Basically you mix a couple of spoons of it into either cold milk or hot milk and it makes like a chocolate milk. It does not completely dissolve, even with a vigorous stir as it’s particule size is a little bit bigger (ie it’s not a fine powder).
I don’t know what would be the equivalent in poland having never been there. It does taste a little bit like Kit Kat like one of the other users mentioned.
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You need more specific what you are looking for.
We have Kitkats and a lot of wafel like sweets.
Do you mean dark chocolate as we also have it?
Dark chocolate?
It’s often called „gorzka”
Gorzka czekolada?
“dorosła słodycz” sounds amazing, I wish it was a commonly accepted term – similar to non-alcoholic drinks for non-children (ie. kombucha)
Not really, but if you want to say sweet, but not very sweet you can say “średnio słodkie” (average sweet), “nie za słodkie” (not too sweet), or something similiar.
Wikipedia says those are just Kit Kats?
Yeah, we have the basic kind, but Asian countries are known around the world to have the greatest variety. Chockolate covered wafers are in generally pretty common, my favourite are:: [WW](https://wedel.pl/nasze-produkty/batony-i-wafle/wafel-ww) ; [Pryncypałki ](https://drgerard.eu/produkt/pryncypalki/)and last but not least – per kg no-name kinds you find in some grocery stores (not all mind you – but sometimes you can score gold). They’re sadly usually milk chockolate, it’s hard to find ones with bitter chockolate, and very hard to find others except for ie vanilla, cream or ever rarer strawberry.
PS.: and I found that yeah, WW are made in savoury/ bitter chockolate if that was what you’re asking: [https://allegro.pl/oferta/wafel-ww-w-gorzkiej-czekoladzie-e-wedel-24x47g-14366048026](https://allegro.pl/oferta/wafel-ww-w-gorzkiej-czekoladzie-e-wedel-24x47g-14366048026)
[https://selgros24.pl/pl/p/732632/](https://selgros24.pl/pl/p/732632/)
[https://sklep.wedelpijalnie.pl/produkt/ww-z-nadzieniem-orzechowym-w-gorzkiej-czekoladzie-47-g/](https://sklep.wedelpijalnie.pl/produkt/ww-z-nadzieniem-orzechowym-w-gorzkiej-czekoladzie-47-g/)
“ダークチョコレート” is “czekolada gorzka”
“オトナの甘さ” is some sort of marketing term by nestle. There is no equivelant in poland.
What does it mean exactly? Like is it dark chocolate or chocolate with alcohol or something different
Yes, its seksowna czekolada
r/fucknestle
Prince polo is pretty good 🙂 dark chocolate covered wafers a bit like dark kitkats
Australian here, where Milo originates. Stumbled upon this in my feed somehow. Milo is malt chocolate rather than dark chocolate.
Basically you mix a couple of spoons of it into either cold milk or hot milk and it makes like a chocolate milk. It does not completely dissolve, even with a vigorous stir as it’s particule size is a little bit bigger (ie it’s not a fine powder).
I don’t know what would be the equivalent in poland having never been there. It does taste a little bit like Kit Kat like one of the other users mentioned.