best chocolate with alcohol?
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If you have any friends coming over from Europe just ask them to bring over some of the most delicious Swiss and German alcohol chocolates. Yummy, unfortunately the ones we get here just do not match those ones.
How much time do you have? You'll have to browse the chocolate makers in Nutellaville (Torino) for that. They specialize in a decadent type of Caramilk. Instead of caramel you get brandy.
Soma makes a whisky truffle and could put together a nice gift box with some of them and other selections.
http://www.somachocolate.com/pages/truffle-varieties/
Why not get chocolate and alcohol separate and then consume them together.
I've tried a few cheaper ones but never liked them.
Had a mouse live with me for a while that liked them though.
I've tried a few cheaper ones but never liked them.
Had a mouse live with me for a while that liked them though.
From Belgium:
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http://www.teuschertoronto.com/champagne-truffles/
One of the best chocolatier in the world, they use Dom perignon for their champagne truffles. Soma is good too.
One of the best chocolatier in the world, they use Dom perignon for their champagne truffles. Soma is good too.
Jessica - where do you buy Asbach in the GTA these days? I haven't seen it since Eaton's eliminated the food department in the basement level of the old Eaton Centre store!
It wasn't the finest choclate, but it was the strongest liquor inside the chocolate.
Thanks, this looks promising. Good reviews.
As for the brandy beans, there are different makes. The ones at Wal Mart are by Connossieur. Wonder if they're any good? Can't find a review on them.
www.vermontcountrystore.com has an excellent selection of alcohol filled chocolates. They carry Asbach, plus Anthon Berg chocolate liqeuers and brandy filled chocolate Santas.
