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Colorful Chocolates from Ethel's

Ethel's ChocolatesMy friend Nicole swears by Ethel's Chocolate. Seriously, she said, "They are the greatest chocolates I have ever eaten." That's high praise as Nicole loves her chocolate.

I checked out Ethel's online and their chocolates are gorgeous, like, audible gasp-gorgeous. These are obviously the best host gift (or loved-one gift, or self-gift) chocolates for this holiday season. Their holiday-themed packages are stunning, and even the regular sets, as you can see, are colorful and exciting. That's right, I said "exciting." They're also affordable; a 12-piece box is just $16.

Ethel's actually has lounges in Las Vegas and Chicago (and surrounding areas), which I certainly did not know. They cater to those passionate about chocolate who want to explore and experience "one of life's greatest pleasures." There are drinks. I shall consider these lounges chocolate brothels. And I want to go.

If you're not in Vegas or Chicago, like most of the world, Ethel's chocolates, in a stunning array of colors, are available online here. Check out our gallery for some great holiday gift ideas!

Ethel's Chocolates Holiday Ideas(click thumbnails to view gallery)

Dark Chocolate Covered Orange SlicesEthel's Seasonal Round BoxAlmond Butter KrispsPeppermint BarkThe Ethel M Gift Basket

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Filed Under: Raves & Reviews, Ingredients, Holidays
Tags: america, chicago, chocolate, chocolates, chocolatier, chocolatiers, christmas, dessert, ethel, ethels, ethels chocolate, EthelsChocolate, gifts, hanukkah, holidays, las vegas

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Chewy

11-20-2008 @7:41PM Chewy said... I like giving their cocktail collection as gifts. I you're ever in Las Vegas, you can tour their factory, where they also have a botanical cactus garden and a 'living machine' system that treats all their waste water onsite.
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Jeremy

11-25-2008 @5:23PM Jeremy said... Hey,
Check out http://www.selectcheeses.com, it has an awesome selection of various cheeses from all around the world, and some pretty helpful evaluation tools as well!
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