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trhe best most yummiest and delicious choccies on the net that you can find please

36 replies

zippitippitoes · 04/12/2006 18:54

.......please

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xmasmummy · 04/12/2006 19:02

try the thorntons website hun xxx

pesme · 04/12/2006 19:07

chocolate society, my aunt sent me a gorgeous box after i had dd. the presentation is fantastic too.

wickedwinterwitch · 04/12/2006 19:08

hotel chocolat

WonderCod · 04/12/2006 19:11

have these saved on my faves - no idea why - they are down enids way

RuthT · 04/12/2006 19:17

How about roccoco chocolates

prufrock · 04/12/2006 19:18

I second hotel chocolat - particularly the choc enrobed fruits, turkish delight, and truffles. And briliantly their chocogram boxes are made to be just teh right size to go through a letterbox, so if you are sending them the recipient doesn't have to be in to take delivery. In fact I have just spent over £200 on their website (I'm having lots of people to stay over Xmas and sent some as presents)

WonderCod · 04/12/2006 19:20

is the enrobed fruit nice
always liekt he look of it

zippitippitoes · 04/12/2006 19:26

they all look lovely..I was thinking of myself as Christmas treats

but I could get some for my sister and dp

Normally I never have chocolate at all but I've given up alcohol so it seems to have become quite desirable (must be the iron I think!)

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DimpledThighs · 04/12/2006 19:28

oh prufrock and cod have ordered and unorder the enrobed fruits loads now as sometimes think they sound great and then change my mind thinking it is weird and expensive. The ones I have my eye on are:

amaretto apricots
mulled wine / kirsch cherries
maderia prunes?
orange tangs
ginger and honey tangs (am most unsure about these!)

sorry for the hijack but am soooo bad at decisions!

BonyM · 04/12/2006 19:28

These are scrummy - Leonidas

DimpledThighs · 04/12/2006 19:29

should read 'have you ordered'
not 'have ordered'

(must preview messages more! )

zippitippitoes · 04/12/2006 19:31

I thought it might be good for our finances to not be buying alcohol this is wrose!

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SherlockLGJ · 04/12/2006 19:37

If these are not in my Christmas stocking, there will questions in the house

SherlockLGJ · 04/12/2006 19:38

Go to the truffles section , take a tissue and start drooling over the champagne truffles........

zippitippitoes · 04/12/2006 19:39

my New years resolution is to make sure \i try all of these

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jetgirl · 04/12/2006 22:46

I like montezumas.co.uk though their delivery service last Christmas wasn't great. (have spent ages trying to do a link but am useless )They've opened a shop near me now

all4girlz · 04/12/2006 23:52

I also recommend hotel chocolat you can get a box every month and there is always something a bit different that you think may be yeurgh but is bliss really nice rhubarb one last iirc.

StarrmumofRoyalBeautyBright · 05/12/2006 07:58

Ditto Hotel Chocolat - and definitely worth becoming a member of the Chocolate TAsting Club that they run.

AllBuggiedOut · 05/12/2006 08:12

I'm with RuthT - Roccoco are fabulous. Have never tried Hotel Chocolat because the shops don't have tasting - do they have something to hide?

mrsdarcy · 05/12/2006 10:56

Montezumas is lovely. I recently had their chocolate with chili and it was fabulous.

foxtrottothefestivegrotto · 05/12/2006 11:40

chococo are divine

Stockingsofdinosaurs · 05/12/2006 13:40

Lakeland do gorgeous food this time of year.

TooTickyDoves · 05/12/2006 13:41

Montezumas definiotely. Also BoojaBooja.

zippitippitoes · 05/12/2006 13:50

well I am just opening a box of cadbury snaps so not quite the same thing really

I shall be investigating all these

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aDadOnTheXmasSherry · 05/12/2006 13:53

lots of answers already so you prob dont need this.

These ones are posh-tastic. But seriously expensive.

artisan du chocolat