Dark chocolate crispy rolled wafers

These thin crispy rolled wafers are made in Brittany, close to Saint-Malo, where this indulgent know-how naturally belongs. Their particularity lies in a batter baked very thinly then delicately folded back to obtain a light, crumbly and intensely crispy texture. Once formed, the wafers are entirely coated in dark chocolate to create a treat where each bite alternates between the finesse of the biscuit and the power of cocoa. This combination gives the dark chocolate crispy rolled wafer an identity very different from a simple chocolate biscuit. The layer of chocolate gradually melts in the mouth while the thin layers of wafer keep on crunching under the tooth. This play of textures makes it a particularly pleasant little sweet to enjoy with a coffee, to offer at the end of a meal or simply to nibble straight from the box.

Here, dark chocolate isn't just a coating: it truly sets the tone of the tasting. With a minimum of 52% cocoa, it brings deeper, less sweet notes than a milk chocolate, while remaining balanced enough to accompany the finesse of the wafer. At the first bite, the chocolate brings its character and its melt, then the biscuit takes over with its buttery and toasty notes. It is precisely this succession of sensations that makes each dark chocolate crispy rolled wafer so addictive. Gathered by 18 in their metal case, these crispy rolled wafers are made without palm oil. A simple and generous recipe, designed above all to let the crunch of the Breton specialty and the intensity of its dark chocolate coating speak.

The illustration of the box was entrusted to Loïc Lusnia, a French artist who moves between illustration, painting and tattooing. Here he brings his own view of the capital and turns the box into a graphic object in its own right. With his drawings, the artist depicts a colorful Paris, between monuments, characters and small graphic details. His illustration gives the box a joyful and contemporary look, perfect for turning these Breton specialties into an indulgent souvenir in the colors of the City of Light. The metal case becomes an illustration you want to look at, leave on a shelf and above all keep once its contents have been enjoyed.