In a dimly lit room where the clink of glasses met the low hum of conversation, the aroma of dark chocolate and rum lingered ...

As Easter approaches, a number of people will likely head to their favorite stores with the hopes of picking up a few bars of ...

Chocolate rocks, but typically not literally: A bunch of popular chocolate bars were just recalled because—drumroll, please—they may contain “small stones,” according to the FDA.

Lindt was the first major brand to capitalise on the trend in the UK, launching a limited run of Dubai Style Chocolate (rsp: ...

Sainsbury's today issued an urgent warning saying a popular food is 'unsafe to eat'. The supermarket has issued a notice ...

The reaction in Britain has been intense. Lines formed outside some Lidl stores when they began selling J.D. Gross Dubai-Style Chocolate bars on March 29. On Sunday, Waitrose introduced Lindt's Dubai ...

Sainsbury’s has apologised to customers after it was forced to recall one of its Taste the Difference chocolate bars due to the possible presence of pieces of metal. The supermarket giant has recalled ...

Certain chocolate bars have been recalled nationwide, the Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday. Two flavors of ...

Tony's Chocolonely is recalling some products after consumers reported finding "small stones" in the chocolate bars.

The FDA warns that 'hard or sharp foreign objects in food may cause traumatic injury including laceration and perforation of ...

Customers have been advised not to consume Sainsbury's well-known Taste the Difference chocolate bar as it may contain metal ...

L ast year I tried my first Dubai Chocolate Bar - the viral milk chocolate bar packed with toasted kataifi covered pistachio ...