Costco JM Desserts Chocolate Mousse Review

If you’re in the mood for an extremely rich and chocolaty dessert you’re in luck because Costco is currently carrying the JM Desserts Chocolate Mousse. These are individual chocolate mousse desserts from Belgium that look as fancy as restaurant-quality desserts! But, do they taste as good as restaurant quality?

Top down image of Costco JM Desserts Chocolate Mousse package sitting on a table.
Costco JM Desserts Chocolate Mousse.

Both Sean and I absolutely love chocolate so when we came across these new chocolate mousse desserts at Costco we knew we needed to pick them up to review and enjoy ourselves!

Image of a photograph of the mousse from the package.
They look delicious!

Similar desserts from Costco are the Marie Morin Creme Brulee, Dessert Italiano Caramel Macchiato, Marie Morin Caramel Flan, delici Chocolate S’mores Souffle, Dessert Italiano Tiramisu, delici Belgian Chocolate Souffle and Dolce Mia Chocolate Dream Champagne Flutes.

Image of the packaging on the mousse  indicating they are made in Belgium.
Made in Belgium.

Location in Store

You can find this in the refrigerated bakery section by all the Costco cakes. The item number is 1671843.

Taste

They’re very light, sweet and chocolaty! The biscuit base is quite firm with a little bit of crunch. Even with the somewhat solid base, it’s hard to remove the mousses from their trays to plate them without messing them up. They’re quite delicate.

Image of one chocolate mousse sitting on a white plate.
Rich and chocolaty!

The biscuit base tastes fairly chocolaty, but not nearly as much as the rest of the dessert! These mousses are a chocolate lover’s dream. The mousse itself is rich, light and creamy. The ganache layer is quite thin, but rich. The mousse part tastes more like milk chocolate whereas the ganache tastes more like dark chocolate. The chocolate sprinkles on top don’t really stand out; they melt quickly in your mouth and blend in with everything else.

Closeup image of one mousse cut in half so you can see the center of the mousse.
The mousse texture is light and airy.
Image of the mousse product description from the packaging.
The mousse has a crisp chocolate biscuit base.

Cost

There are six individual-sized desserts in the package and the pack costs $13.49 Canadian which isn’t super cheap but also not overpriced in my opinion.

Top down image of the six chocolate mousses that come in the package with the package lid off.
There are six mousses in the package.

I think the price is pretty reasonable for what you get. Because the mousse is so rich I feel like two people could share one.

Top down image of the six mousses in the package with the clear plastic lid on.
The mousse is a convenient, fancier-looking dessert!

Convenience

Each mousse comes in its own small plastic tray. The best-before date is only about two and a half weeks from when I purchased the mousse and they need to be kept refrigerated.

Image of the mousse package stating it is made in Belgium by Joriba Bakery Deleye.
Belgian chocolate makes the mousse extra delicious.

I think these are perfect for a dinner party! We bought them just to enjoy randomly when we’re craving something sweet and indulgent which is basically all the time for us!

Nutrition

Calories

One mousse is 270 calories, 19 grams of fat, 21 grams of carbohydrates, two grams of fibre, 19 grams of sugar, three grams of protein and 25 milligrams of sodium. When I think about how rich these taste 270 calories, 19 grams of fat and 19 grams of sugar doesn’t seem that high to me.

Image of the mousse nutrition facts.
Nutrition facts.

Ingredients

These aren’t at all healthy and I don’t love the ingredients list. Specifically the palm oil carrageenan and the glucose and fructose syrup. The mousse contains wheat, barley, soy, milk and eggs and may contain nuts and sulphites.

Image of the mousse ingredients list from the package.
Ingredients.

Scoring

Taste: 9/10

Cost: 7.5/10

Convenience: 10/10

Nutrition: 0/10

Overall

Must buy!

Overall these mousses taste as great as they look! They’re an elegant and rich dessert that any chocolate fan is sure to love.

Would you buy this? Why or why not?


Please note that this review was not paid for or sponsored by any third party. This product was purchased by Costcuisine for the purpose of producing this review. The opinions in this review are strictly those of Costcuisine. Costcuisine is not affiliated with Costco or any of its suppliers. In the event that Costcuisine receives compensation for a post from the manufacturer of a product or some other third party, the arrangement will be clearly disclosed (including where the manufacturer of a product provides Costcuisine with a free sample of the product).

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3 thoughts on “Costco JM Desserts Chocolate Mousse Review”

  1. Looked this up because I recently bought them then had a total panic because on the box it says 3977 kcal per 100g and one dessert is 76g. OK for one small food item over 200kcal is high but is alot better that I first thought it was looking at the label

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