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Award-Winning Selection
The prestigious French guide Gault & Millau rewards the country’s finest chocolatiers every year.
We have brought them together for you in an exclusive gift box, composed exclusively of creations by 8 artisans elected Best Chocolatiers in their region.
Wallonia, Flanders, Brussels: three regions, eight talents, one single box.
An exceptional gift — rare, elegant, and absolutely essential for true chocolate lovers.
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This 300g box contains:
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Pralines by Herman Van Dender |
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| Palet Or Noir | Pavé de Tour | White Almond |
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| Coffee | Speculoos | Hazelnut |
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| Peanut | Dark Caramel | Pistachio |
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| Sesame | Nougat | Pistachio |
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| Traditional Praliné | Salted Butter Caramel | Earl Grey Tea |
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| Dune (sea buckthorn berries) | Ancienne (salted hazelnuts) | Soleil (citrus caramel) |
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| Pecan & Passion Fruit | Raspberry Caramel | Grand Cru from Bali |
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| Hojicha | Mille-feuille | Matcha |
Cocoa mass, cocoa butter, hazelnuts, coffee, almonds, pecan nuts, raspberry, violet flower, lemon, blood orange, sea buckthorn berry, puffed rice, pistachios, peanuts, nougat cream, nougat pieces, barley, sugar, cream, butter, glucose, milk powder, wheat flour, starch syrup, eggs, raising agent, Earl Grey tea, matcha, hojicha, maple syrup, passion fruit, honey, salt, wheat fibres, sunflower oil, grapeseed oil, malt extract, sodium bicarbonate, sorbitol, dextrose, trimoline, gluten, colourings, acid: E330, preservative: E202, emulsifiers: sunflower lecithin E471, soy lecithin, flour treatment agents: E1100 E300, candy syrup, vanilla, sesame.
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| Storage | It is recommended not to put the chocolates in the fridge. The ideal is to keep them between 15 and 18 degrees in a dry place. |
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| Did you know? | The chocolate becomes white when it undergoes a strong temperature variation (more than 7 degrees). Nevertheless, this does not alter the taste. |























