Chocolate Based Dishes From Around The World

By Shikha Singh

Swiss Chocolate Fondue:

A classic Swiss dish where a pot of melted chocolate, often mixed with cream is served alongside dippables like strawberries, bananas, marshmallows and cubes of cake or bread.

Italian Tiramisu:

Tiramisu is a popular Italian dessert that often includes layers of coffee-soaked ladyfingers and a mascarpone cheese mixture. Some variations include cocoa powder or grated chocolate on top.

Brazilian Brigadeiros:

Brigadeiros are Brazilian chocolate truffles made with sweetened condensed milk, cocoa powder, butter and chocolate sprinkles. They are a popular treat at celebrations in Brazil.

Belgian Chocolate Waffles:

In Belgium famous for its chocolate, you can find waffles topped with melted chocolate, chocolate sauce or even chocolate chips.

Mexican Hot Chocolate:

Mexican hot chocolate is made with dark chocolate and flavored with cinnamon and sometimes a hint of chili for a spicy kick.

French Chocolate Mousse:

classic French dessert, chocolate mousse is made by folding melted chocolate into a mixture of egg yolks, sugar and whipped cream. The result is a rich and velvety mousse.

Austrian Sachertorte:

The Sachertorte is a famous Austrian chocolate cake. It consists of layers of dense chocolate cake separated by apricot jam and coated in a dark chocolate glaze.

Japanese Chocolate Matcha:

In Japan you can find chocolate combined with traditional flavors like matcha (green tea). Chocolate-covered matcha-flavored treats or desserts are a fusion of the two flavors.