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| Weight | 133 g |
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Every Alfort is a ship.
Bourbon moulds a sailing vessel into the chocolate half of each biscuit, and it has been doing so since 1994 — the tall ship on the packaging is the reason Alfort is recognisable on a shelf from across the room.
This is the sweet potato edition, and the chocolate is made with anno-imo powder.
Anno-imo is the sweet potato Japanese shoppers pay a premium for: dense, deep orange, so sweet when roasted that it is called the honey potato.
Bourbon sources its powder from the Goto Islands off Nagasaki, where the crop grows in mineral-rich red clay soil that the company credits for a refined, concentrated sweetness.
What that produces here is a chocolate that reads as baked sweet potato — mellow, milky, more like a dessert than a confection.
The other half is Alfort’s signature digestive biscuit, baked with wholemeal flour for a toasted, slightly savoury snap that keeps the sweetness in check.
Bourbon calls this combination a chocolate biscuit rather than a chocolate-covered one, and the balance is the point: biscuit and chocolate in roughly equal measure, each wrapped individually.
This is the large bag format, 126 g, for keeping at home rather than carrying as a gift.
About this item
Item Name : Alfort Anno-Imo Family Pack
Brand : Bourbon
Item Form : Cookie
Number of Items : 126g (Pack of 1)
¥798
| Weight | 133 g |
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