Is the Dubai Chocolate -Rage finally over? Popular British version of the treat is one of the worst rated bars on Ocado

British have gone crazy for the viral Dubai Chocolate in recent times, but the hype may come to an end.

Influencers have stabbed all over the world to get hold of the milk chocolate bar, made by fix dessert chocolatier in Dubai, filled with crispy KNAF, pistachio and tahini spread.

It was not long before dozens of pastry goals create their versions, with Lidl And Waitrosis Under the supermarkets that are dragged alternative to the chocolate bar in the UK.

However, Lindt’s iteration has met a whole series of negative reviews OcadoWhat indicates that the buzz may be approaching the end.

The customer insights are so negative that the Dubai chocolate of the Lindt is one of the worst rated on OCADO, according to The grocer.

The Swiss Chocolatier introduced the treat of £ 10 in December, which caused such a fierce storm Tap That waitrosis imposed a limit of two bar.

In a surprising turn of events, OCADO discovered that it has largely made no impression on its customer base and reached a low average of 2.8 stars of the five, with one complaining that it is ‘the hype or the price not worth’.

The reviews meant that the version of Lindt was ranked lower than Munchies Orange Share Bag, Werther’s original chocolate -covered caramels and original wagon wheels.

Of the 50 customers ranking the famous product, only 40 percent said they would recommend it to others.

Writing on the website, they wrote: ‘Too expensive and I don’t taste enough pistachio in it. Wouldn’t buy it anymore. ‘

Another said: “I don’t like it … and I have to love it for a tender. I don’t hate it, but it’s just nothing special that is a shame, because I am a huge pistachio fan, and there is just not enough products with pistachio taste in the UK.

A third wrote: ‘Not worth the money. It needs a much thicker layer of pistachio. I didn’t really like it, I had much better. ‘

A fourth said: “Do not believe the hype. It was fun, don’t get me wrong, but not worth the money. I got the same effect by placing M&S pistachio cream on a honey nut grated wheat. Instead, spend the money on some chocolate baklava.

MailOnline has contacted Lindt for comment.

In November, hundreds of shoppers were in the rain in the rain in the West -German city of Aachen for hours to get hold of the Lindt bar -with only 100.

The most dedicated fans said they traveled more than 4,000 miles to get hold of the sweet treat.

With their camping chairs and waterproof jackets in hand, customers who entered the store greeted with employees in white chef -outfits and offered an example of the chocolate in Dubai style.

They were then usher to buy a single beam with a unique number to add an exclusivity element.

Speak with the Independent After leaving the Lindt shop in Aachen with the bar in hand, said Zi Cheng Lai, 23, from Malaysia: ‘It is a hype, a trend on social media, with people waiting in long rows.

“We want to try it out here and be part of it.”

Elsewhere in Stuttgart, Leon Faehnle told AFP: ‘I waited 10 hours. I have been here since midnight to taste this chocolate. ‘

In contrast to the OCADO reviewers, a influencer with Angelina told her followers on Tiktok that the bar was a ‘dream’.

London -based maker said that the chocolate had a vertebrate that looked like ‘a work of art painted by Vincent van Gogh’ And was ‘creamy milky perfection’ that melted in her mouth.

The Dubai -Style Chocolate was made in 2021 By the British Egyptian entrepreneur Sarah Hamouda.

Fix Dessert-Chocolade, established in Dubai, founded Fix Dessert chocolate in response to her pregnancy and love for dessert, with ‘fix’ that stands for ‘Freaking Incredible Experience’.

“To be honest, I never thought that this would be worldwide,” Sarah said CNN.

“It is insane what happened,” she added in response to the question to the “Can’t Get Knafeh” Bar of people around the world.

This is certainly clear on X, where people spend shout-outs on residents of Dubai to help them find a bar.

“The one who travels from Dubai to London can bring me a fix dessert chocolatier chocolate bar, because I want to try it,” wrote a fan.

Another said, “I have to go to Dubai and try to repair dessert chocolates immediately.”

And a third wrote: “I’m going to buy that fix dessert Knafeh -the chocolate bar as soon as I get back to Dubai.”

For Hamouda, creating Fix has been a work of love. She said: ‘We take a lot of time and effort and put a lot of love in our bars.