Costco Bouchard Mint Chocolate Thins Review

If I were going to try to invent a chocolate-based treat to sell, I think I’d stay away from anything with mint in it. It’s a crowded market! These Bouchard Mint Chocolate Thins are another entry into this competitive category. They do appear to be a bit higher-end than some options out there (After Eight being the best known). If you’re looking to buy some minty chocolates this holiday season, are these the best ones?

Image of the Costco Bouchard Mint Chocolate Thins bag sitting on a table unopened.
Costco Bouchard Mint Chocolate Thins.

If you like the combination of mint and chocolate, you’ll probably enjoy the Utah Milk Chocolate Mint Truffles, After Eight Assorted Mint Pieces, Edward Marc Girl Scouts Thin Mints Bites, Yasso Greek Yogurt Bars, Häagen-Dazs Peppermint Bark Ice Cream Bars, Truffettes De France Peppermint White Chocolate Bites, Snack Factory White Chocolate Peppermint Pretzel Crisps and the Kirkland Signature Peppermint Bark.

Image of the product description for the mint chocolates from the back of the bag.
Peppermint fondant covered in dark chocolate.

Location in Store

These are located in the seasonal Christmas aisle at Costco. The item number is 1748054.

Closeup image of the front of the bag of mint chocolate thins showing weight of bag.
This is a pretty big bag of individually wrapped mint chocolates.

Taste

These are a better version of an After Eight. I think the chocolate is better quality than an After Eight. They’re a bit less minty and a bit more chocolatey than an After Eight (at least from what I can remember; it’s been a while since I’ve had an After Eight).

Closeup image of a hand holding one chocolate unwrapped close to the camera.
With peppermint oil from India.

The chocolate is a fairly typical dark chocolate and works well with the mint. Even though I prefer milk chocolate to dark, dark pairs better with mint.

Image of a hand holding one mint chocolate close to the camera unwrapped on it's size so you can see how thick it is.
These are very thin but flavorful!

If you like After Eights, you’ll love the Bouchard Mint Chocolate Thins. I’ve always found chocolates with mint filling a bit boring, but they’re enjoyable.

Closeup image of a hand holding one mint chocolate close to the camera with a bite taken out of it so you can see the center.
Sweet peppermint filling.

Cost

I bought the 900-gram bag of mint thins on sale for $11.99 which is four dollars off the regular $15.99 price. On sale this is reasonable for such a large bag of dark chocolate mints.

Top down image of a bowl of individually wrapped mint chocolates.
Easy to pop in your purse or share with friends or colleagues.

Convenience

The best-before date listed on the bag is 13 months from when I purchased it. Each mint thin is individually wrapped and the bag also reseals so these can be easily shared with others. These are made in Belgium and should be stored in a cool-dry place.

Image of the back of the bag of mint chocolates showing expiry date, product description and they they're made in Belgium.
Made in Belgium.

Anyone who likes the combination of chocolate and mint will probably enjoy these. I can’t believe how strongly they smell of mint though. My whole kitchen smells minty just by opening the bag.

Image of a hand holding one individually wrapped mint chocolate close to the camera with a bowl of chocolates in the background.
Each chocolate is individually wrapped.

Nutrition

Calories

Four pieces contains 190 calories, nine grams of fat, 26 grams of carbohydrates, two grams of fibre, 24 grams of sugar, two grams of protein and zero milligrams of sodium.

Honestly, I couldn’t eat more than one of these at a time. They’re very flavorful and sweet, one thin is less than 50 calories which isn’t bad at all.

Image of the nutrition facts for the chocolates from the back of the bag.
Nutrition facts.

Ingredients

The ingredients list is short with sugar being the first ingredient (no surprise). The thins contain soy and may contain milk, peanut, tree nuts and wheat.

The ingredients aren’t at all healthy and there’s zero nutritional benefit from eating these but they taste good!

Image of the ingredients list from the back of the back.
Ingredients.

Scoring

Taste: 7.5/10

Cost: 9/10

Convenience: 10/10

Nutrition: 0/10

Overall

Give it a try!

I like these better than After Eight but I’m not a huge mint chocolate fan. I think if you are someone who enjoys After Eight or chocolate with mint, you’ll love these.

Have you tried these Bouchard Mint Chocolate Thins from Costco? What did you think?


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2 thoughts on “Costco Bouchard Mint Chocolate Thins Review”

  1. I asked for the Bouchard dark chocolate thin mints at the Costco in Longmont, Colorado this afternoon and was told that they were discontinued in September of 2024. I wish they would get them back. I am disappointed that they no longer sell them.

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  2. My entire family loves these mints. The last time we were in Costco in Superior, Colorado they weren’t there. I hope they’re planning to kee selling them!

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