
Kate first turned me on to Brookside's enrobed goodies by bringing a pouch of dark-chocolate-covered goji berries to a welterweight championship viewing at my house.
Lest you get the wrong impression, I don't particularly enjoy boxing -- but, as it turns out, I DO enjoy chocolate-covered goji berries! I also sought out the brand's pomegranate and açaí with blueberries (not pictured). The pomegranate were slightly disappointing; I wish Brookside had captured the juicy crunch and tart, fresh flavor of pomegranate seeds, but they didn't.
I enjoyed my taste of the açaí/blueberry chocolates (a gift from Angela), but they didn't measure up to the goji, which remain my favorite.


Something about the bright chewiness of that berry meshes best with the dark chocolate they've used.
They're a little more expensive than I like to see, if I can be candid, but officially delicious.
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