“Slapta meilė” Dark Chocolate Sweets with Orange and Sea Salt

When Barbara Radziwiłł wanted something sweet, Sigismund Augustus would send oranges. In the 16th century, love, like citrus fruit, was an expensive and risky business.

These dark chocolate sweets with orange, sea salt and almonds are a small gastronomic intrigue – the kind you’d hide in a drawer so that guests don’t “accidentally” spot them and eat them.

The taste is seductive, even a little aristocratically cheeky. Sweet-and-sour orange flirts with sea salt, while the dark chocolate (55% cocoa) calmly watches it all turn into a tiny modern adventure for your palate.

The packaging features a fragment of Miglė Kosinskaitė’s painted portrait of Barbara and Augustus. This is art that isn’t hung on a wall but placed next to your coffee. The design is by Petras Saulėnas, so even the box looks like something you should leave to your descendants.

A perfect gift for those who love history, but love chocolate even more.
Weight: 130 g
Designed and made in Lithuania