As a big fan of dark chocolate, I’ve tasted and compared ingredients with Aldi and Walmart’s in-house brands, and I think it’s fair to say that Aldi reigns supreme. A trip to the grocery store isn’t complete without a little chocolate. That said, in-store brands of chocolate, along with the overall chocolate selection, can widely vary in terms of quality. The chocolate from Aldi is creamier and more complex, while the Great Value chocolate has a simplistic, processed flavor.
Moser Roth also offers a lot more flavors to pick from. Toffee crunch, white vanilla, dark chocolate raspberry, dark chocolate mint, and orange almond are just a few of the various chocolate flavors that Moser Roth sells. Great Value, on the other hand, mostly offers just the basics, like milk chocolate and dark chocolate. If you’re looking for cheap but tasty chocolate and you enjoy more interesting flavors, you’re better off scoring some chocolate at Aldi.