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Kiosk in Berlin causes excitement: Dubai chocolate divides the opinions!
The hype about Dubai chocolate in Berlin causes heated debates. Kiosk offers and Lidl campaigns attract many Berliners.
Kiosk in Berlin causes excitement: Dubai chocolate divides the opinions!
in Berlin is currently all about a sweet trend: the Dubai chocolate! On Saturday, November 23, hundreds of Berliners stood in the cold in front of a Lidl branch early in the cold to secure a piece of this coveted chocolate. The discounter not only gave away chocolate boards to the first 500 customers, but even hid a voucher for a Dubai trip worth 3,000 euros in three tables. Despite the freezing temperatures, the first early risers reported at 2 a.m. in front of the shop, with the hope of getting the main prize, such as t-online.de reported.
But the hype around this chocolate goes far beyond the Lidl campaign. A kiosk in the east of Berlin also causes excitement by selling Dubai chocolate bars for 4 euros. In a Facebook group, a post quickly turned the round and produced numerous comments that were mostly skeptical: "Who needs this crap?" Was one of the harsh judgments. While some described the chocolate as "disgusting", others recommended that they prefer to make them themselves, which was cheaper and healthier. Opinions in the community seem to be split, but the creative handling of the product shows that the trend remains captivating, like berlin-live.de emphasized.
Nevertheless, the enthusiasm for the Dubai chocolate is unbroken. The combination of chocolate, pistachio cream and crispy angel hair has attracted a loyal fan base that is ready to fight for the trend. Lidl has announced that his own version of the Dubai chocolate, which will be available in two variations-whole milk and tender bitter-will be available on the shelves in mid-December. And other discounters, such as net and the Lindt chocolate factory, have already added their own products to this phenomenon, while the discussion about taste and price continues.