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If you, or somebody in your life, have a yearning for something just a bit more
extravagant than the average Brach's bunny in your Easter basket, then the Chocolate Trading Co. is the place for you to shop this year. The shop,
located in England, and the site, for chocoholics around the world, specialize in high end chocolate
treats.
My favorite offering is the explosive chocolate bomb from Braquier. The description is quite English, giving the measurements in centimeters, a whopping 18 of them, and is made of chocolate with a 65% cocoa content. It comes with its own plastic shield to deter any serious bodily harm to dinner guests. Once lit, the bomb quickly detonates to spray dinner guests with shards of chocolate and the shrapnel of chocolate dragees. Due to the explosive properties of the product, the bomb is not eligible for shipping outside of the country, it is only available in the U.K.
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For more serene Easter afternoon, the Chocolate Trading Co. also offers such delights as a dark chocolate
easter egg emblazoned with 22 carat gold and silver, nestled inside are gold speckled, dark chocolate and croquant mini
eggs. This egg, minus the precious metal adornments, is also available in milk or white chocolate.
For most of us it is likely too late for our Bunny to get this delivered in time for this Sunday, but it definitely lends some good ideas for next year.
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4-12-2006 @4:37PM Rodney said... All of those chocolates look very phallic...
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4-14-2006 @9:51AM Peter said... Pity you have to go to England for chocolate. Try Renaissance Chocolates in CO. www.chocolatebeyondreason.com
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4-14-2006 @9:55AM Peter said... Same you have to go to England to get your chocolate.
You might try Renaissance Chocolates in Colorado next time. Do you really know what kind of chocolate "the bomb" is made from?
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4-14-2006 @10:07AM Diana said... The chocolate bomb people must not have any dogs in their house.
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4-14-2006 @11:18AM Barb said... I went to chocolatebeyondreason website since you guys mentioned it. That's a pretty boring selection compared to the English one. It might taste great, but I'm more apt to purchase something that's fun and exciting for the recipient. At least as exciting as chocolate gets.
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4-14-2006 @12:25PM Rebecca said... Forget that! Godiva is the best and only chocolate for any occasion! No other chocolate comes close!
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4-14-2006 @12:45PM Shana said... Godiva Chocolate is terrible. Even a pack of M&M's tastes better than Godiva Chocolate..
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4-14-2006 @1:12PM Kari said... Try hershey's EXTRA CREAMY milk chocolate Easter Eggs! They are cheap and delicious. They only come out once a year! YUMMY
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4-14-2006 @1:15PM kari said... Try Hershey's EXTRA CREAMY milk chocolate Easter Eggs! You can find them @ Walmart and they are cheap & delicious! YUMMY!
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4-14-2006 @1:38PM Brenda said... Godiva is the worse chocolate I have ever tasted. It's just not good. See's Candy made in Calif. is the best I have ever had they use no preservatives but they don't have to use them because the Chocolate is eaten really fasttttttttt.
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4-14-2006 @2:03PM Kirah said... Rebecca, I'm with ya. I love Godiva. It does make me feel like a chocolate snob for paying $5.00 for a piece of chocolate but it is damn good. I have never been dissatisfied with any kind of chocolate from them. One of the best is the Creme Brulee chocolate. It's Godiva chocolate all the way.
In fact, I'll be right back.....I'm on my way to get some now.
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