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Maison Samadi Dubai Style Chocolate Bites: Review

claire smith by claire smith
May 6, 2025
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Maison Samadi Dubai Style Chocolate Bites: Review

In these days when algorithms are mostly making everybody crazy, sometimes the internet throws up something genuinely intriguing.

Dubai chocolate is everywhere – and after watching endless influencers swooning over this new confection really wanted to try it for myself.

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The special ingredient is knafeh – a Middle Eastern pastry which is mixed into a creamy flavoured filling.

Maison Samadi Dubai Style Chocolate Bites are a gorgeously wrapped selection of Dubai chocolates in different flavours.

There is a mix of good quality milk and dark chocolate holding a generous portion of creamy soft filling.  The tiny flakes of knafeh gives each bite an intriguingly tangible crunch.

As well as the traditional pistachio filling Maison Samadi has created a Biscoff variety – for lovers of the supersweet biscuit flavoured spread.

I prefer the green pistachio filling – although I would have enjoyed a stronger flavour – but I was delighted to find out what the internet buzz was all about.   Creamy, crunchy, luxurious – Dubai chocolate really is something to shout about.

Dubai Viral Style Chocolate Bites, Kunafa, Pistachio & Biscoofi, 6 pcs
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claire smith

claire smith

Claire Smith is a news and feature writer who has written for many years about the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. She has written about cabaret, comedy, theatre and spoken word and has a particular fondness for the wild, the avant garde and the eccentric.

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