Valor Chocolate a la Taza (Valorcao)

Thick drinking chocolate for churros · Valor · Chocolate & candy

9/10must-try

Why it's worth it

Valor has been Spain's reference chocolatier since 1881 and its chocolate a la taza is the thick café-style hot chocolate Spaniards dip churros into. Reviewers describe it as super thick, rich and velvety, just like what you would get at a café in Spain, and there is no everyday Czech equivalent to this pour-and-cook churros chocolate.

Taste

Thick, dark drinking chocolate to cook with milk; intense, velvety and rich rather than a light cocoa, made to dip churros in

Score breakdown

Can't get it at home3/4

Review evidence3/3

Local icon status2/2

Everyday availability1/1

Nutrition

Nutritional values per 100 g

Energy value1616 kJ · 382 kcal

Fats2.6 gincluding saturated fatty acids1.5 g

Carbohydrates80 gincluding sugars66 g

Protein5.6 g

Salt0 g

Source: Open Food Facts label data (may lag pack reformulations).

Where & what you'll pay

Mercadona

Carrefour

Dia

Eroski

Alcampo€EAN 8410109113051

If you know Czech shelves

No everyday CZ analog; a thick churros dipping chocolate versus a normal cup of horká čokoláda

Sources

“super thick, rich, and velvety—just like what you'd get at a café in Spain”
lespanola.com (retailer)
“Churros are described as Valor's natural partners”
ibericotaste.us (retailer)

Curated 2026-07-21. Image: Open Food Facts contributors, CC-BY-SA.