7th Street Confections Dark Chocolate Thins Review

Pearson Candy Company: 7th Street Confections – Dark Chocolate Thins Review + Giveaway

I am always looking for ways (excuses) to have chocolate with my fruit. One of my favorite ways is to melt chocolate and pour it over my strawberries and raspberries.

When I saw that the Pearson Candy Company’s 7th Street Confections had new Dark Chocolate Thins, I was interested since I love anything covered in dark chocolate generally speaking.

The products featured in this post were provided to me free of charge courtesy of Pearson Candy Company/7th Street Confections. This post may have affiliate links but this in no way will influence the review to follow and all opinions are my own.

I received an assortment of Pearson Candy Company’ new 7th Street Confections Dark Chocolate Thins in the following flavors –

Raspberry & Quinoa – This is a combination of tart-sweet raspberries and quinoa make for a crunchy treat. I could not really taste the quinoa, other than the crunch it provided, and was pleasantly surprised when i got a raspberry.

Strawberry – A simple combination of strawberry and dark chocolate make for a very addictive and tasty variation to plain dark chocolate.

Blueberry & Almond – Another simple combination that has a crunch with a pop of fruit. I could taste the almonds and the blueberries. I tended to get them individually in each bite I took, but that was a nice alternate taste.

Pineapple & Toasted Coconut – While coconut is not my favorite, I was barely able to taste it on the bark. I was able to taste the pineapple, although not as sweet as I would have anticipated.

Each of these thins were a nice thickness of chocolate, not being to thick or to thin. I was able to break these easily with a snap and while i was eating them. The pieces are a nice variation of sizes, and each bite I felt i was getting one of the added items in the bark. The chocolate is a nice dark chocolate that will not leave you feeling you ate a sweet bomb.

The 7th Street Confections Dark Chocolate Thins are made with 54% cacao and have assorted fruits and nuts to provide a textural difference when eating them. Each bag is Non-GMO and contains no artificial colors or flavors.

Pearson Candy Company created 7th Street Confections to have way to create and sell chocolate candy without trying to fit it in to the existing product lines, which means this is a new product.

These are a nice addition to the thins currently available and if I was given a choice in store, I would purchase these, with the Strawberry being my first choice!

If you want a sweet way to have your fruit too, get some 7th Street Confections Dark Chocolate Thins!!

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GIVEAWAY: Pearson Candy Company/7th Street Confections is giving one assortment of Dark Chocolate Thins to one lucky reader! (1) lucky winner will be selected at random to win (1) Assortment of Dark Chocolate Thins that will include (4) 4.7 ox bags in the following flavors: Raspberry & Quinoa, Strawberry, Blueberry & Almond and Pineapple & Toasted Coconut – This is a $17.96 value! I will be randomly choosing 1 person on July 17th (7/17/2017) to receive dark chocolate assortment! Open to residents in the US. To enter complete the entries below! Winner will be notified by DealsAmongUs by email and prize will be fulfilled by Pearson Candy Company/7th Street Confections. Remember you have 48 hours to claim prize, or I will choose another winner. GOOD LUCK!!!

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74 thoughts on “7th Street Confections Dark Chocolate Thins Review”

Peggy June 25, 2017 at

I have always loved raspberry and chocolate. But really…. anything fruit will be good with dark chocolate.
Lisa V. June 25, 2017 at

Raspberries always pair well with any type of chocolate and it’s one of my husband’s fave flavor combos.
amy guillaume linderman June 25, 2017 at

kiwi fruit is really good covered in chocolate!
Leela June 25, 2017 at

Dark chocolate and pecans.
Victoria Scott June 25, 2017 at

Raspberries or bananas!
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Sandy Klocinski June 25, 2017 at

Apricots go well with dark chocolate
barbg June 25, 2017 at

I love all of the flavors above. I had not heard of this candy company yet=I love candy! I know I also like oranges,cherries and grapes with chocolates.
Lana Simanovicki June 25, 2017 at

Strawberry for me
Lana Simanovicki June 25, 2017 at

I wanna try strawberry
Lana Simanovicki June 25, 2017 at

I wanna try them all
Elizabeth C. June 25, 2017 at

Pineapple or strawberry would be a good combination with dark chocolate.
Catherine Lewis June 25, 2017 at

Raspberries!
Margaret Smith June 25, 2017 at

Pineapple or raspberries sound like they would be great combo’s with chocolate.
John Smith June 25, 2017 at

“What fruit do you think would be a good combination with dark chocolate?” Oranges, maybe.
darleneowen June 25, 2017 at

Cherries are good with dark chocolate.
Janet Adams June 25, 2017 at

The strawberry sounds amazing
Tracy Robertson June 25, 2017 at

I love strawberries with chocolate, also raspberries or bananas.
Timmy June 25, 2017 at

I like coconut, but that’s really not a fruit…so banana!
Kayla Klontz June 25, 2017 at

Strawberries and dark chocolate sound amazing.
Cynthia C June 26, 2017 at

I like sweet dark cherries with dark chocolate.
Tracy Pryor June 26, 2017 at

I like cherries with dark chocolate.
Char June 26, 2017 at

I love cherries with dark chocolate, thank you so much!
lyndac1968 June 26, 2017 at

I love any fruit that is covered in dark chocolate, dark is my favourite and to add fruit is an added bonus!! but cherries are my favourite fruit, so cherries and chocolate, oh ya!!
Jen D June 26, 2017 at

I love to combine dark chocolate chips with dried cherries and cashews – delicious!! I think orange, strawberry, and blueberry would also be wonderful.
Darlene Carbajal June 26, 2017 at

Strawberries!
marlene a harris June 26, 2017 at

i like strawberries and chocolate
Arielle June 26, 2017 at

Something super sweet like wild strawberries works so well with dark chocolate.
Melissa June 26, 2017 at

Something tropical like mangoes or pineapple would be great!
Kim Avery June 26, 2017 at

Pineapple is great with dark chocolate!
Tracy Shafer June 26, 2017 at

I think blackberries would be delicious
nafeza2526 June 26, 2017 at

Dark chocolate and almond
Donna L June 26, 2017 at

Cherry would be great.
Julie June 27, 2017 at

I always enjoy strawberries with chocolate.
farmermomwife June 27, 2017 at

I think cherries would be good.
Jeanine June 27, 2017 at

How about cherry?
gracefulcoffee June 27, 2017 at

Blueberries!
Laurie Nykaza June 28, 2017 at

I love berries with dark chocolate the best so good!
Dave June 29, 2017 at

bluberry and almonds
Barrie June 29, 2017 at

I think cherries would be a good fruit with chocolate! My teen would love that combination!
Ann Fantom June 30, 2017 at

I love dark chocolate with raspberries
Charlene S. June 30, 2017 at

Cherries are always good with dark chocolate.
Cheryl Everitt July 2, 2017 at

Dark chocolate pairs with so many fruits. My favorite is strawberries.
Maryann D. July 2, 2017 at

I think strawberries or bananas go well with dark chocolate.
Nancy July 5, 2017 at

Dark chocolate would go well with dark sweet cherries, I think!
clynsg July 8, 2017 at

Since bananas are an integral part of some chocolate sundaes, I think those should be added to the ‘good with dark chocolate’ list.
TOMBO (formerly blazingdane01) July 9, 2017 at

Fruit with chocolate always tastes good together!
Michelle Castagne July 9, 2017 at

Mango would be food with chocolate.
MelodyJ July 10, 2017 at

I think strawberries sweet flavor would be a great contrasting flavor to dark chocolate’s rich flavor.
Heather D July 10, 2017 at

I’m not the biggest fan of dark chocolate but my husband *loves* it.
Darlene Wetzel July 10, 2017 at

blueberries and dark chocolate is what I love
Laura July 11, 2017 at

Love chocolate!!
Sheila K. July 11, 2017 at

I love dark chocolate and cherries!
Robin July 15, 2017 at

I like to have bluberry and dark chocolate.
Sandy Dorsey July 15, 2017 at

Bananas! Coconut!
elizabeth p July 15, 2017 at

Dark chocolate goes great with orange. Thanks for the chance.
DeeAnn S July 16, 2017 at

The best combination for me is chocolate and orange! Thanks.
Jane H July 16, 2017 at

I would love dark chocolate on bananas. It’s just the right contast.
Kelly McGrew July 16, 2017 at

I think raspberries would be a good fit!
Elizabeth H. July 16, 2017 at

Strawberries!!
Lisa July 16, 2017 at

Any fruit but I would say Strawberry and chocolate is the best.
Shane A July 17, 2017 at

Peruvian Peppers and Pomegranate.
Philip Lawrence July 17, 2017 at

I think that cherries go great with dark chocolate.
Jennifer H. July 17, 2017 at

I would say cherry.
Docia Vagnerini July 17, 2017 at

I think oranges or blueberries would go very well with dark chocolate
John H. July 17, 2017 at

I think that strawberries would be good.
Leah Shumack July 17, 2017 at

Strawberries are good with any chocolate!
Robert July 17, 2017 at

crap was watching tv forgot to comment haha blueberries and chocolate but it goes with almost anything
Michelle Fuller July 17, 2017 at

I always liked chocolate paired with sliced bananas.
kathypease July 17, 2017 at

I think mango would be great
Margot C July 17, 2017 at

I like dark chocolate with cherries.
Joy Venters July 17, 2017 at

love dark chocolate – besides, I hear it is good for your heart – if I win it would be a win win situation
Joy Venters July 17, 2017 at

Pomegrana
te should be good in dark chocolate
Jerry Marquardt July 17, 2017 at

I think that combining Dark Chocolate with Cherries is most excellent.

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