Leonidas Belgian Chocolates: 1 lb Dark Chocolates Assortment

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April 10th, 2010 by Admin

Approximately 28 pieces - Net weight 1 lb
In Leonidas' signature wrapping paper and ribbon
Assorted fillings in dark chocolate covering
For dark chocolate lovers
For those who truly enjoy the purest bittersweet chocolate taste

Product Description
Leonidas Dark Chocolate Assortment...with a well balanced and representative selection of Leonidas' fresh butter creams, sinfully smooth truffles and delectable pralines, all covered in rich dark chocolate, guaranteed to tantalize even the most discerning palates. Introduce a grateful friend to Leonidas today, or give in to temptation and indulge yourself...Leonidas Famous Belgian Chocolates...a great tradition of quality and freshness, since 1913.... More >>

Leonidas Belgian Chocolates: 1 lb Dark Chocolates Assortment

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5 Responses

Penny Barber writes:
April 10th, 20103:48 pmat

Upon hearing that I love chocolate, a friend sent this. I ate a couple of pieces and threw the rest away. It was waxy and not the least bit sweet. Choxie is creamier and more flavorful than this stuff.
Rating: 2 / 5
J. Seidman writes:
April 10th, 20105:10 pmat

These are definitely “mid-range” chocolates, not quite as good as Godiva or See’s. If you’re used to low-end chocolates like Fannie May or Russell Stover, you’ll probably find these to be very good. However, if you’re used to very good chocolates like La Maison du Chocolat, you’ll be sorely disappointed.

I found the chocolate to have unexceptional flavor and a somewhat waxy texture. The fillings were mostly very sweet or alcoholic, which is a common practice to cover up mediocre chocolate.

I guess they’re a good value compared to Godiva, although I think See’s Candies has an even better value. Don’t expect Leonidas to compare to a high-end chocolatier.
Rating: 3 / 5
John Thomas writes:
April 10th, 20107:21 pmat

First thing is their web site. It is terrible. I wanted to complain about their candy but was unable to do so on account of the web site. Secondly, there were little sugar crystals imbedded in the chocolate that were quite noticeable and ruined both the flavor and the texture. I would not buy them again.
Rating: 2 / 5
D. Nakao writes:
April 10th, 20108:53 pmat

These made my Mom’s day. She LOVES dark chocolate and this was a treasure trove for her and she can’t thank me enough for sending these. She says they’re smoother, less bitter and less sweet than Hershey’s.
Rating: 5 / 5
Keith Boniface writes:
April 10th, 201011:06 pmat

Yes, twin brother Keith sent his twin sister, Cheryl, Leonidas Belgian chocolate for her birthday, in a heart-warming act of sibling sentiment. It seemed to work extremely well, as his twin noted an unassailable urge to consume the entire box, ruining her fitness regime for many weeks. Keith plans to write an extremely positive review about his clever and thoughtful gift, which apparently hit the spot. Stay tuned for his final installment.
Rating: 5 / 5

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