Other delivery chocolate box we enjoyed
Uzma Chocolate Signature For $ 49 Foreign Box, From Chicago, it was one of the few coming after the date of our January tasting panel – and so cannot be included in our top pics. But among the lattecomers, it was a contenders: an aromatic box filled with acute but balanced South Asian tastes, and the only halal box we tasted in January. A ginger bonebon was slightly intensified, but a date-plum was a cool riot of texture and taste, and the taste of Lipsang and Assam tea provided cute and delicate accents.
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Lily and sparrow bonebon for $ 45: In less than a year, a couple members of the North Jersey's small lily and sparrow tasting panel were a strong favorite. Chocolateer Amanda Sanbriya has a wonderful gift, in particular, in crafting acute taste of fruit taste in bonebone in crafting which included pistachios and lemon pistachios. While Melissa is not complicated as a bonebone similar to the Copel or Crawoter, the mastery of lily fruit fills it in a quite small list. “The decision is: it is a chocolate to see,” wrote a taster after the panel.
“Forever” collection of Westa Chocolate for $ 49: Also from North Jersey near New York, bean-to-repeated chocolate maker Westa was favored by some members of our panel to emphasize on giving dark-chocolate wallops in bright bonebon quovert bonebone painted by some members of our panel. Tasters precious to the true “Bean-to-Bonbone” character of chocolate manufacturer Rodriguez in this collection, and especially an attraction of tasting a champagne bonebon, although not every taste stood out as much. Westa stood close to Dandelion and Cluzel among the manufacturers who strongly exposed the dark chocolate flavor in their bonebones and troughs.
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Andsons 24-Tukra Chocolate Box for $ 75: As a Legacy Beverly Hills Chocolateer, it is a beautifully packed box, a mixture of shiny bonebones and chocolate-nobed squares. The molded bonebone made the biggest impression, whether a bright passionfruit, orange, and a rich spaculos is pattern after a gingerbread biscuit. The box did not hold me with lapels and demanded to remember, but I would ever be happy to get it: it's a beautiful and skillful box, away from absent flaws and notes.
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United Flavor 24-Pires Chocolateer Selection for $ 89, It was another late arrival, and so it missed the evaluation by our full tasting panel. But this small and quite new virginia chocolateer continued to harvest back in my thoughts, especially for the “Vanilla Sofley” class with a texture somewhere between the sea-pom and the cloud: for the class: It is very low, and it is very low. Will do gender in memory. The molded bonebones were also cute and clever, if the subtle complexity of Melissa Copel or the Trump-La-Langu Lulz of Crawoher not to the subtle complexity.
ECLAT 16-Tukra Signature Classification for $ 48: A favorite of Anthony Bordene and Eric Report, Aclet is a Pennsylvania brand which includes a wide and inventable behavior which includes a wide and inventive behavior Frank Lloyd Right -Theme Chocolate Bar And wafer-split chocolate “Mondients“For his invention of Chocolate Christopher Cortin. It has been said, the box that we liked the most, is the Sichuan or Aleppo Black Pepper, or light Gash like beer or boose for cook tastes, simple anrobed square of signature classification And there were shells.
Box we do not recommend
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Compartés '20-Tukra Signature Trules Trules Box for $ 59, Compartés is known for its wackily creative candy bar, which can have taste and taste Donuts and CoffeeA Perfect s'MoreOr A full grain isal—A popularity that deserves celebrities of a vanity fair party. His beautiful -packed tricks did not make the same impression.
Fort's 24-Tukra Signature Trucks ($ 110) And Exquisito's 24-Tukra Artisan Collection: Both Fort in the state of Washington and Exquisito of Florida are highly praised. Both boxes, regrets, reached our door in the least-signed position. It is unknown whether problems occurred during shipping or in chocolate company.
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Creo 24-Tukra Signature Chocolate Collection For $ 84: Look, I love Creo's inventor and cute white or dark chocolate bar strawberry Or RasabhriWhich provide a terrible contrast of rich taste and bright fruit. But the signature boxes of most of the Portland manufacturer's most anrobed chocolate tuffles did not always seem to control their taste and texture-a fatal defect in a premium-price collection.