2 reviews for Trader Joe’s Mango Sorbet Bon Bons Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
Anastasia –
I am officially obsessed with these! They are refreshing, delicious, and the perfect serving size. The chocolate coating is thin and does not overwhelm the delicious mango puree inside.
Rated 3 out of 5
Finch –
2016 and then they disappeared…
From What’s Good at Trader Joe’s
“But seriously, the best thing these balls of chocolate and sorbet have going for them is their frozenness. It has been quite warm here this past week or so, and I keep gravitating toward these bon bons if only because they’re cold. And they’re surprisingly low in calories, considering how indulgent they seem—just 90 for two bon bons.
It’s a very sweet sorbet that does indeed taste like real mango, but more sugary. Then they added a significant layer of deep dark chocolate. As far as refreshment goes, Sonia and I both wish we could have the sorbet sans the chocolate. We also think the flavor pairing is a little goofy, although we both agree that it has grown on us just slightly since our first respective bites. I think they were $3.99 for 12. They’re worth a whirl if you think mango and chocolate sound good together. Like I said, the sorbet is very good and very mangoey. I just think the chocolate clashes with it a little bit. “
Anastasia –
I am officially obsessed with these! They are refreshing, delicious, and the perfect serving size. The chocolate coating is thin and does not overwhelm the delicious mango puree inside.
Finch –
2016 and then they disappeared…
From What’s Good at Trader Joe’s
“But seriously, the best thing these balls of chocolate and sorbet have going for them is their frozenness. It has been quite warm here this past week or so, and I keep gravitating toward these bon bons if only because they’re cold. And they’re surprisingly low in calories, considering how indulgent they seem—just 90 for two bon bons.
It’s a very sweet sorbet that does indeed taste like real mango, but more sugary. Then they added a significant layer of deep dark chocolate. As far as refreshment goes, Sonia and I both wish we could have the sorbet sans the chocolate. We also think the flavor pairing is a little goofy, although we both agree that it has grown on us just slightly since our first respective bites. I think they were $3.99 for 12. They’re worth a whirl if you think mango and chocolate sound good together. Like I said, the sorbet is very good and very mangoey. I just think the chocolate clashes with it a little bit. “