Divinely Decadent Chocolate Hamper: a Review
Everyone loves a hamper, whether it be for Christmas, a birthday or any there special occasion. Here we have not one but four up for review, including one from Harrods and a Divinely Decadent Chocolate Hamper.
Who can resist a well put together hamper? Not me, it seems. There’s something so luxurious about receiving a box or whicker basket packed full of goodies. The feel good factor it gives is hard to put a price on.
Divinely Decadent Chocolate Hamper
When the British Hamper Company got in touch with me and explained that they worked with small, artisan and independent food producers, my e-ears pricked up. It wasn’t too much longer before a Divinely Decadent Chocolate Hamper arrived at my door. Woohoo!
As the name suggests, The British Hamper Company is a family run firm that delivers luxury British food hampers both to the UK and around the world. As already mentioned, the products are all from independent producers, which gets it several brownie points from me. I’ve had a good look around the site and I haven’t spotted many hampers I would say no to.
The Divinely Decadent Chocolate Hamper Box
The Divinely Decadent Chocolate Hamper met with my approval as soon as I took the fabulous box out of its packaging. It was beautifully presented, with an accompanying gift card and ribbon tying it together. I spent quite some time admiring it before I could bring myself to open it. The box is sturdy with an attractive and clever design which needs a little studying to fully appreciate it.
The colours are reminiscent of the blue and red you’d expect from something loudly proclaiming its British credentials, but they are subtler, a reddish brown and a blueish grey. The pictures are of typical London icons, but with a wry touch of humour; the inclusion of a raincloud certainly made me smile.
The box makes a nice change from a wicker hamper and it’s a keeper. I’m now contemplating what I can store in it, once the chocolate contents have disappeared. This probably wont be very long.
So, you may well be asking, what was inside the the Divinely Decadent Chocolate Hamper? On opening the lid and hunting through the wood wool, I found seven well chosen items.
Not only were they all of good quality, but there was a nice mix of products, from truffles, to tiffin to drinking chocolate, from dark chocolate to milk – something for everyone. I was familiar with some of the brands, but not all of them. If this box of delights doesn’t grab your fancy, there are plenty of other chocolate hampers to choose from.
Milk of the Gods – Willie’s Cacao
As I have probably said more times than I care to think of on this blog, a really good quality high cocoa content milk chocolate is my absolute favourite. Willie’s Milk of the Gods ticks all the right boxes.
Willie Harcourt-Couze is a bean to bar chocolate manufacturer in Devon. He sources his chocolate ethically from single estates around the tropics. a propo of nothing in particular, here’s a link to my rendition of his cloud forest chocolate cake recipe.
Originating from the Hacienda San Augustine estate in Venezuela, this bar is made from Trinitario cacao beans and has a cacao content of 44%.
The ingredients are simple: no lecithin, just cacao beans, raw cane sugar and milk. It tastes sublime, which strangely is what it says on the packet. It’s rich with a smooth texture and has the slight tang of buttermilk which I really like and immediately associate with good quality milk chocolate and its not too sweet either.
It comes in a single 50g block, so it’s obviously not made to be broken up into neat little pieces and shared. Or that’s how I read it.
Dark Chocolate Tiffin – More Food
Tiffin is always a hit in this house and the six pieces of belgian chocolate mixed with cherries, sultanas and crisp biscuit pieces didn’t last long at all. The dark chocolate made them rich and not too sweet, which is just how I like them.
Choccy Scoffy – Monty Bojangles
My mother is a big fan of Monty Bojangles, so the 100g box of cocoa dusted truffles is destined for her. In fact Monty Bojangles’ truffles proved such a hit when I introduced them to her a couple of years ago, that they have become a firm favourite with various, aunts, uncles and cousins. I’ve not tried these particular ones before, but I’m sure they won’t disappoint.
Old Fashioned Fondant Creams – Mr Stanley’s
I have a real weakness for peppermint chocolate. I blame this on my first childhood sweet making activities when peppermint creams were about all I could cope with.
The fondant creams in this 90g box are covered with 55% dark chocolate. And I reckon that the sweetness of the filling needs that dark chocolate to offset it. I’d not heard of Mr Stanley before, but turns out he started up business in 1843 and the traditional confectionery made today is still produced in copper pots.
Orange Peel Dipped in Dark Chocolate – Chocca Mocca
I’d never heard of Chocca Mocca before. Apparently they are a group of fine chocolate aficionados who cover sumptuous fruit and nuts in chocolate. The box is rather attractive and contains 100g of little sticks of crystallised orange peel covered in a 65% dark chocolate.
They were tasty and the orange came through loud and clear. As is often the case, however, both CT and I thought they would have benefited from being a little less sweet.
Drinking Chocolate – Chocca Mocca
I do like the, err, odd cup of hot chocolate. So the 150g tin of Belgian milk chocolate drops is very welcome. The tin is tall and elegant and I will retain it to fill with more drinking chocolate once this has run out. I haven’t wanted to break into it yet, but I’ve subsequently heard, that the tiny chocolate buttons are wonderful eaten just as they are. It will be interesting to try though, as I tend to use dark chocolate when making hot chocolate at home.
Chilli Chocolate – South Devon Chilli Farm
The South Devon Chilli Farm is another company that is local (ish) to me, so it would be a sad thing indeed if I hadn’t sampled their wares before. As it happened we visited this very establishment a couple of years ago when we went for a fabulous walk along the South Devon coast and ate nettle lemon and white chocolate cupcakes.
They grow all of the chillies contained in their chocolate. I’m a big fan of chilli chocolate and this 60% dark 100g chocolate bar is best nibbled at in small doses. It’s certainly a good way of firing up your body for an up-and-at-’em event.
Harrods Christmas Chocolate Hamper
Back in December 2013, I received a Harrods Christmas decadent chocolate hamper. I have to say, this divinely decadent chocolate hamper was much better. This is what I wrote at the time.
It’s many years since I’ve set foot in Harrods, but the thrill of entering those hallowed halls still lives on. As an awestruck country girl, this acme of department stores, situated in exclusive Knightsbridge, was an Aladdin’s cave of delights. The food halls in particular live on in my memory.
As a cash strapped student, I would enter and just breathe in the exotic air. It was always rich with spices and other fragrant compounds. I’d gaze at the sumptuous riches all around and at the luxurious chocolates in particular. Well if I can no longer get to Harrods, Harrods can come to me. Or at least it did recently in the form of this strikingly elegant hamper.
Deluxe Golden Tower Hamper
When it comes to colour, subtlety is not my thing. I love bright, bold and some may say garish colours. I especially love gold. So when Hamper Gifts asked if I’d like to review this gold hamper tower, I couldn’t resist it. Never mind the contents.
As it happened, the contents of this Deluxe Golden Tower Hamper were worth having too. Most of the contents are chocolate after all. The mix was eclectic with all sorts of unusual items packed in together, some of which we’ve already eaten. Some will be good for taking on walks and others I shall use for cake making and decorating purposes.
The boxes were literally crammed with goodies. These included: marzipan, chocolate pecans, sugared almonds, white chocolate pieces, honey roasted nuts, chocolate stones and a mini fruit cake. There was a good scattering of various truffles and individual chocolates throughout which cleverly filled in any any gaps.
Whilst they may not be top flight artisan products, they are well worth having and I was like a kid in a sweet shop, not knowing where to make a start. Whilst I haven’t yet eaten the chocolate stones, I was particularly thrilled to see them as they’re a novelty I remember from childhood. Weirdly, I’ve never them since. Have you?
Golden Boxes
Everything arrived in good condition and most items were not over packaged. Only one item disappointed in this respect; the biscuits. They were more wrapping than edible substance. They came in quite a substantial hessian sack, but when I opened it up, they were small in number and size and the individual wrapping seemed quite unnecessary.
There are eight very pretty golden oval boxes which all have a slightly different embossed pattern on them and stack neatly on top of each other. They’re tied together with a matching ribbon which fits snuggly around them. You can can easily remove and replace it again and again.
The boxes themselves are quite sturdy and you can use them for a myriad of purposes, including reuse as gift boxes. When we manage to get through the contents, I’m thinking they will become my new jewellery case(s) or then again they would be good for storing cake decorating materials. Decisions, decisions.
It would make an excellent present for anyone who likes their food and drink.
Golden Tower Chocolate Hamper: Contents
- Milk Chocolate Coated Pecans 150g
- Chocolaterie Diane Belgian Milk Chocolate Truffles 50g
- Duc d’O Mini Praline Chocolates 50g
- Lindt Lindor Milk Chocolate Assorted Cornet Truffles 50g
- Continental Sugared Almonds 110g
- White Chocolate Chunks 150g
- Honey Roast Peanut & Cashew Mix 150g
- Luxury Lemon Butter Cookies 100g
- Chocolate & Dried Fruit Medley 200g
- Rich Fruit Cake 150g
- Gourmet Chocolate Stones 200g
- Baronie Belgian Chocolate Vanilla Crisp Pieces 75g
- Baronie Belgian Milk Chocolate Hazelnut Praline Pieces 75g
- Kathy Chocolaterie Belgian Dark Cappuccino Pieces 100g, Coco Pieces 100g and Belgian Milk Bouchée Pieces 100g
- Zentis Dark Chocolate Coated Marzipan 100g
The Chocoholic Hamper Supreme
Well I’m pleased to say that after a brief lull in chocolate consumption post Easter, my chocolate cravings have been indulged. KC Hampers came handsomely to my rescue with a beautiful wicker hamper packed full of chocolate delights.
The wicker hamper itself was quite large, about 18 x 12 x 8 inches in dimension with a wicker handle and leather straps; it would make an attractive storage container as well as a stylish picnic hamper. I am now dreaming of lazing by the side of a river with a delightful picnic spread before us on a balmy summer day. You never know, it might happen.
On opening the lid, I was rather excited to see The Chocoholic Hamper Supreme in all its glory. Several boxes of chocolate nestled in amongst the wood shavings and I reckoned I needed to open them. Here they are: Green and Black’s Tasting Collection (395g), Lindt Swiss Luxury Selection (145g), Thorntons Premium Collection (200g), Lindt Lindor Milk (200g), Lindt Lindor Assorted (200g) and a packet of Lindor milk chocolate eggs (100g).
KC Hampers offer a varied range of hamper gifts, from chocolate ones such as this, to pamper hampers, afternoon tea and hampers for the newborn. The Chocoholic Hamper Supreme is currently on sale for £54.90
Green and Black’s Miniature Bars
Some of you may have gathered by now that I’m rather a fan of Green and Black’s, so imagine my delight when I saw the Tasting Collection. Not only is Green and Black’s organic, but their chocolate is rather good too. The collection contained 24 miniature bars, two each of twelve different flavours. There was also a small bar of 70% dark chocolate, a few facts and figures and some tasting notes.
With my Egyptian connections I was interested to read that almonds were found in Tutankhamun’s tomb, dating from about 1325 BC. Accompanying the tasting notes for each bar was a seductive looking recipe. I’ve bookmarked burnt toffee banana bread, along with pretty much all of the rest.
What I particularly like about the mini bars, is that you get to taste lots of different flavours without having to buy the full bars. This means, assuming you don’t know already, you can discover your favourites without having to munch your way disconsolately through a whole 100g. A bowl full of these cute bars also makes a colourful and tasty display to end a dinner party.
Lindt Selection Box
I have to admit, the Lindt selection box didn’t hang around for very long. I have a bit of a soft spot for Lindt. When I was an au pair in Switzerland, many years ago, it was the first luxury chocolate I ever tasted. It made quite an impression.
The box contained fourteen chocolates of varying types covered in milk, white or dark chocolate. They were all good with the Amande Croquante being my favourite. Poor CT didn’t get a look in. The “irresistible” Lindor, I have so far managed to resist as I like to keep these for sharing with friends and family, but I feel my resolve weakening with the passing days.
I generally find Thorntons chocolates to be a bit sweet for my taste these days, but I used to be a huge fan. CT might get lucky with this one.
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Hotel Chocolate very dark! My favourite! Oh …… and Caramac! Always loved it! 😀
Hotel chocolate because it’s melt in the mouth fantastic
I love all kind of chocolates all the formats and tastes. But I recently became a big fan of maltesers. Though I love dark chocolates darker the better.mum yummy.
I would love to see Divine Chocolate in the hamper. It is my favourite brand and is also Fairtrade, which makes it doubly nice.
It would have to be something by Prestats of London. Absolutely stunning packaging and its the Queen’s big birthday so if its good enough for the queen…
@balacath
Aero because it’s so bubbly! Especially the mint one as that’s my favourite 🙂
I love galaxy. So rich and creamy and devine. Yum!
Handcrafted and independent chocolates 🙂 Gorgeous ^-^
I would like to see Lindt as it is a luxury brand with a Swiss taste
This might be heresy, but I do have a soft spot for a bar of Hersheys Cookies and Cream.
Lindt white chocolate, especially the balls are delicious. Melt in your mouth and I could just eat a dozen in one go and not feel yucky like usually from white chocolate!
Lindor, Galaxy or Kinder. My three favourite chocolates! Would be very happy to find any of these 🙂
My favourite is Lindt Lindor so would love to see that in here! x
Ferrero rocher or Toblerone. Anything nutty as it feels a bit more nutritious. I eat a lot of chocolate so it needs to cover a number of food groups!
Terry’s Chocolate Orange or Hotel Chocolat – both I am addicted to and are completely YUMMYTASTIC. Thanks xxx
I love Hotel Chocolate items as there is such a wide variety and the chocolate quality is amazing – especially their dark chocolate
Hotel Chocolat would probably be top of my list. I used to subscribe to their chocolate tasting club and some of their chocolates are amazing!!
love to see more monty bojangles, they do such original flavours and would love more of their magic
Lindt dark chocolate and the little round Lindor truffles too.. so scrummy
id love lindors please,because they are so creamy and my favourite
For me it would have to be Lindt milk chocolate. It tastes so yummy!
Would have to be Lindt chocolate for me, love the creamy smoothness of it
I would used to have said Cadbury but not since they have changed the recipe, so I say lets have some Galaxy in there
Beech’s (Lancashire), so not local to me but their vegan dark chocolate lime and chilli thins are absolutely wonderful! Failing that, last Christmas a customer brought us in the most divine chocolates that were handmade somewhere in Devon but no idea where!
Divine – they are ethically sourced and organic and tasty, everything that makes good chocolate!
I would love to see Galaxy because it’s my favourite types especially galaxy caramel ☘❤️♥️
Simon Dunn of Stockport, stunning chocolate.
Kinder because they are absolutely delicious and I love giving my children the surprise from the kinder eggs.
I do like Green and Blacks, but any chocolate with sea salt makes me happy.
I love Lindt milk chocolate bars – I always treat myself when we go on holiday to France. It is so smooth and creamy (making my mouth water now!)
Ferrero Rocher, literally can’t get enough of them, would eat them for breakfast lunch and dinner! 🙂
I would like to see Lindt. It is one of my favourites. This looks amazing though. I love chocolate.
Thornton’s, because my mum and dad like it and this hamper would be for them
I would like to see Lindt chocolate. They have such a good range with some unique flavours. Especially the addition of sea salt and Wasabi.
i would love to see some Lindt chocolate in it especially their praline chocolates because they are the best ever
Lauden Fine Chocolate from Leeds is a fantastic chocolatier and would be a nice addition!
Lindt. I love their melt in the mouth chocolate. It comes in so many flavours too.
Kernow Chocolate from St Eval in Cornwall, hand made chocolate bars in delectable, imaginative, flavours – they’re fab! My favourite is Lemon Meringue but they make all sorts of bars in white, milk and plain. They’re perfect for British Hamper Co as they’re an independent company and very high quality. Oh, and DELICIOUS!
It has to be lindt Milk chocolate thins they taste divine and the box looks fab
is it wrong to say Cadbury’s? The hampers look great – and i’m sure Sarah and I could work our way through it easily. The kids don’t want too fancy chocolate – and my brother is very fussy (cheap and cheerful for him) so a few lighter bars would help appeal to everyone.
I would love to see Terry’s Chocolate Orange in there because it’s not Terry’s, it’s mine! I can’t get enough of it! Love the taste of orange milk chocolate!
Lindt white chocolate balls – wow they are truly heaven ❤️
Green and Blacks because their cherry chocolate is gorgeous!
I would love to see some little handmade chocolates or truffles from a local independant chocolatiers, something we have never tried before
Lindor top class chocolate from top choclatiers
I would like to see Galaxy chocolate, as I know how good it tastes and it would make my mouth water to see it in the hamper!
Lindt – I love the excellence range, the sea salt or the orange ones are the best!
Some truffle or any chocolates to be fair from the independent chocolatier Chouchoute (in Birmingham) well worth the cost
Ooh another chocolatier I’ve not heard of Cat – thank you.
Minstrels I’m obsessed with them, so delicious
Terry’s dark chocolate orange, dark is more staisfying than milk.
I would love to see CocoaLibre as they make delicious dairy-free chocs
I’m really quite astonished at how many chocolate companies I’ve never heard of before … and here’s another one!
Guylian Belgian seashells or any other praline chocolate
I would say Galaxy chocolate as it is my favourite,it is so creamy and luxurious which is perfect for a chocolate hamper!
We love a bit of lindor in our house its such a smooth chocolate
Galaxy is one of my all time favourite brands, so this would be a lovely addition xx
Lindt because its absoloutly delicious and I can’t get enough of it!
Green & Blacks – they have such a great range of different flavours. Mini ones are good because you can have a real variety without spending a fortune. Love trying new brands though,,,,so any artisan brand would be good, too.
Dairy Milk but to be honest I’m a chocolate lover and love any
Selfridges have a range of chocolates which you buy individually and put in various sized boxes. I have not, to date, found one I dislike.
I can see a trip to Selfridges coming on when I’m next in London Michelle 😉
Lindt chocolate as it is delish and my 3 kids love it too, its just the best
Chocolarder from Cornwall; the most divide UK-made chocolate bars around!
Hooray, well done you. They are one of my favourites too, but hardly anyone has heard of them.
Green and Blacks as it is mine and my family’s favourite chocolate. Making me hungry for some chocolate already!
Hotel Chocolat because they have so many interesting and new ideas
Lindtt I love the chocolate bars especially the flavoured ones.
Hotel Chocolat, simply because their chocolates are beautiful 🙂
I’d put some Kernow Chocolate in there – they do some very yummy chocolate bars!
I would love Lindt chocolate but I’m a fab of all chocolate so I wouldn’t be fussy xx
I love the Monty Bojangles truffles. Also love Hotel Chocolat and Green and Blacks!
I like green and blacks dark salted caramel – its one of the few dark chocolates I actually like as I’m generally more of a galaxy girl
Green and blacks, especially the white chocolate it is delicious
Prestat as I was lucky enough to try their assorted box earlier this year and they had some amazing fillings.
I’m a Swiss milk chocolate fan so it would have to be Lindt
I love green and blacks but i’d love to see some coffe flaboured chocolates they are my fave
Divine because it tastes absolutely amazing and is fairtrade
Cadbury`s Dairy Milk—not very sophisticated but very tasty
Godiva truffles they are so luxurious and just make you feel special.
I would love to see some Duffy’s Camino Verde 72% as I adore the taste and it’s great for baking with if you fan cy an indulgent treat 🙂
Ooh yes I’ve tried that one. It is lovely, but perhaps a it too expensive to bake with?
Lindt Lindor milk chocolate, I love how creamy the chocolate is 🙂
I’d like to see some Hotel Chocolat in there, it’s a fantastic product range.
Would love to see some Hotel Chocolat, love their chocolate
anthing thorntons because all the chocolate they have is soo delicious xxxx
Cocoa Loco – based in Horsham a family business who create gorgeous chocolate loveliness.
I have to say Galaxy Chocolate because it tastes so good and it tastes silky smooth! x
I’d love some green and black’s . Their butterscotch is my favourite 🙂
My favourite is Ferrero Rocher because I love the mix of Crispy, smooth and nutty .x
Milk Tray – and all because the lady loves let’s not forget…! 😉
I’d love to see a Terry’s chocolate orange in here as it’s my favourite.
Hotel Chocolat chocolate as i think its soooooooo tasty and yummy
Lindor. I love they way its always cold on the inside.
It would have to be Lindt Excellence Chilli chocolate bar, it is delicious
This sounds like the most amazing selection of products, loved reading your post 🙂
I think I’d most like to see Montezuma’s in there because they are a small, family owned, British company who produce a lovely range (and I would love to try their Absolute Black 100% Cocoa Bar!)
Thanks Victoria. I didn’t know Montezuma’s did a 100% bar – fabulous. I haven’t had any of their chocolate for years, I really should try it again.
Galaxy because it has always been my favourite brand of chocolate. Just really creamy and tasty.
I’m not a chocolate snob, just eat what tastes nice, which to me is definitely not dark chocolate! It is too bitter for me. I bought some chocolate from Gnaw as they had flavours that appealed to me, nice and creamy, quite childlike Willy Wonka type flavours! I love nuts in chocolate too. My husband eats any chocolate. So he has all the dark choc and fruity ones (not keen on that either!)
I love chilli chocolate – Green and Blacks make some and it is delish!
Booja Booja I love their chocolate mind you I love most chocolate 🙂
Hahaha, you sound just like me Alison 😉
I am very boring but i love plain old cadburys chocolate
Going along with the idea of having products from small independent companies (which I think is amazing!) i would like to see some Ooh! Chocolata in the hamper
Ooh??? Not heard of them Leanne. I’m really enjoying finding out about all sorts of artisan chocolate companies I didn’t know about.
A D/F option, Booja Booja is a fave of mine!
I love most chocolate, my all time fave has to be orange chocolate anything this flavor goes down a treat!
Montezuma’s is a great chocolate brand. I can’t resist popping into their shops if I pass one.
I had some artisan chocolates gifted to me once that were like beautiful little paintings and really exotic flavour combinations. I think boxes like this should always have something that takes you out of your comfort zone and makes you try something new
I’m totally with you on that one Kerry 🙂
I’d love to see Lindt chocolate as it tastes amazing.
I have recently discovered Rococo, they make the most delicious bars and boxes of chocolates. Would be a great edition to the hamper.
I’ve only ever tasted a couple of their bars, which were fab. Would love to try more.
I would like to see Hotel Chocolat in the hamper because everything they make is amazing!
I love nearly all types of chocolate but a box of Lindor from Lindt would be a real treat.
I would love to see Hotel Chocolat as their chocolate is so yummy and they do some that are vegan friendly too
Montezuma’s Chocolate.Ive heard it’s lovely,but haven’t had the chance to try it x
Marbou because it’s beautiful Swiss chocolate! The almond and raisin bar is my fav. 😀
I would like to see some very dark 80% solids chocolate which is wonderful for cooking and also good to eat!
Niedereggar chocolate..I can’t resist anything with marzipan in it and they have some amazing flavours
Oh yes, I’m a big marzipan fan too Pam 🙂
Not really a brand in mind, but would love white chocolate with nuts…Love both of them, so thought it was a good idea to combine them lol x
Lindt chocolate or aero!! I must admit I love chocolate, but in small amounts!
I would like to see some Lindt Lindor chocolate as that is delicious
For me it would have to be Lindor, the chocolate is so creamy.
Green and Blacks because they have a delicious selection of flavours and it tastes divine
Any nice and good quality brand. Preferably some nice dark chocolates. I’m quite picky as I come from Belgium … that’s why this hamper looks appealing :p
I love Green and Blacks dark chocolate. A little goes a long way!
Iain Burnett…Highland Chocolatier
given the truffles as a gift from a friend and they are amazing..really special chocs!
You’re the second person to mention Highland Chocolatier – I think I need to check him out.
I would like to see Lindor chocolates in the hamper because they are delicious
Guylian Praline chocolates – they’re so delicious & moreish and I could eat them all day!
Not fussed by the brand, but I would love some white chocolate – Love the creamy taste.
Wow any chocolate would be nice as I like it all , especially Hotel Chocolat so luxurious , amazing prize my mouth is watering 🙂
Lindt is the best because of all the chocolaty goodness it has to offer
Green and blacks because it is organic
Something from Thorntons, there aren’t many I don’t like, the Moments selection is a must
Green and Blacks And Divinely Decadent milk
Lindt as it is so moreish feel good chocolate
I love Green & Blacks with all the different flavours they do x
Thorntons are my favourite.. I ADORE their milk chocolate!!
Green & Blacks because my favourite chocolate is their Sea Salt chocolatw
Green & Blacks Cherry, it’s my husband’s birthday soon and it’s his favourite.
I love hotel chocolat, anything they sell I will eat with pure joy! Shame it’s quite expensive.
There is a shop near me that sells Belgian Leonidas chocolates. They are delishhhhhh
Booja Booja chocolate truffles – not because they are dairy free (I’m veggie not vegan) but because they taste heavenly. I was given a free sample and you really wouldn’t believe they are dairy free.
I agree. I haven’t had any in years, but they still live on in my mind as being some of the best truffles ever.
i love all choc especially dark choc as the kids dont like that haha the green n blacks ones mmmm
There is a lovely chocolate stall on Greenwich Market (can’t think of their name, total brain fuzz). Their chocolates are beautiful.
Some chocs from our local chocolatier – Melchior in Devon!
I love all chocolate!!! Lindt and Green & Blacks are delicious but I’ve yet to find a chocolate I dont like, please let me win this!!
Monty Bojangles because their truffles taste like pure heaven!
love all types of chocolate but would love to see some some mini chocolate oranges
I’d love to see Kacao from Richmond featured – small batch producer and they work with my favourite tea company, Birdhouse, to produce tea-infused chocolate!
Sounds delicious Laura. I’ve not heard of either Kacao or Birdhouse, but then I haven’t visited Richmond in more years than I care to remember.
Jamacian Rum can’t get it anymore or Bournville delicious
cadburys dairy milk is my all time fave chocolate- it has the best taste ever
Maybe this doesn’t even qualify but we are a family obsessed with toffefee! Also I love Lindt creation pistachio!
I would chose a milk chocolate box like Lindt Lindor as they could be shared with the teenagers in the house and leave the chocolates in this hamper all for me.
Hahaha, good plan Rachel 🙂
Some Butlers hot chocolate sticks, taste wonderfully divine.
I adore all chocolate but I would like to see Willie’s cacao in mine, it’s so delicious!
I like dark chocolates of any makes, as long as they are not bitter!
I absolutely adore Lindt because its so smooth and creamy. So that would be my choice!
schokolat because their designs are amazing and the chocolate is very tasty
I keep meaning to try Booja booja, so it would be nice to see those in the hamper.
Booja Booja are delicious Emma, though I haven’t actually had any for years. Good luck
I’d like to see Elizabeth Shaw’s chocolates range in the hamper because she caters for every occasion and uses a variety of chocolate to accomplish this.
I would like to see Divine chocolate in the hamper because its just so tasty and moreish
Lindt – it melts in your mouth and is really yummy
Conscious – as it’s raw, organic, dairy-free, and super tasty!!
Green & Blacks because they do loads of different ones and they are tasty.
I would like to see Divine chocolate in this hamper because it really IS Divine, and ever so yummy!
Ghirardelli chocolate from San Francisco .. it is my favourite of all time !
Somehow the US doesn’t come to the fore when I think of good chocolate, so interesting to hear about Ghirardelli.
Paul A. Young (their caramelised milk chocolate is unbelievable, but last time I looked, their site didn’t have an online shop), Dark Sugars (very moreish truffles) or Café-Tasse or Élisabeth (these last two are Belgian chocolatiers I miss from when I lived in Brussels).
I’ve not heard of the Belgian chocolatiers, but Paul A Young would be very near the top of the list for me too.
Very unsophisticated of me but I really like Galaxy chocolate but also very dark chocolate.
Would love to see Lindor and Fry’s Turkish Delight included in the hamper
Maybe some Lindt, I can’t get enough of their chocolate at the moment!
I like Tunnock’s Caramel Wafers, I could eat an entire packet.
Hotel ch0colat – chocolate delivered from the gods above!
Now that sounds like my sort of chocolate Richard. Would that the gods above delivered some here 😉
What a great prize – you can’t go wrong with a chocolate hamper! 😀
True Sarah, I can’t imagine many people turning it down.
Companies like Buttermilk from your neck of the woods
Oh yes, good idea, their fudge is just gorgeous Susan.
I do love Lindt chocolate but any chocolate at all is always welcome!
I would like to see Lindt chocolate in the hamper as it’s so delicious!
There’s a small shop called I Should Cocoa in Derbyshire which makes yum chocolate!
Oh really Jane? Do you think they got the name from my We Should Cocoa challenge 😉
I love all kinds of chocolate but I’ve never had Hotel Chocolat so that would be quite nice to try in the hamper
I’d love to see Montezuma’s chocolates in the hamper, they’re so delicious!
Booja Booja dairy and gluten free chocolate – or Green and Black’s 85% Dark Chocolate because the antioxidants are actually good us!
Oh good choices and isn’t wonderful to discover that chocolate can be good for us?
Lindt Lindor Assorted Chocolate Truffles are divine and a favourite
I love Holdsworth Artisan chocolates and the The Raw Chocolate Company, either would be amazing.
I’m hearing about so many new chocolate companies through this giveaway, Holdsworth is one such. So much to explore.
How lush is this prize. I’d have a girly night in with my daughter and see how much we could munch through!
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Hahaha, I like your style Catherine 😉
Divine chocolate is delicious especially the raspberry one!
I agree and it makes very nice chocolate cakes too Lianne.
I would love to see Deliciously Honest handmade raw chocolates. Their chocolate is gluten free, dairy free and made without processed sugar. It tastes fabulous . I really like their raw lavender chocolate and also raw rose chocolate. They are based in Hampshire.
Ooh another chocolate company I’ve not heard of. Love the sound of raw rose chocolates.
Rococo is lovely, and I also love Godiva, Beechs, Choconchoc, The Raw Chocolate Co, Prestat, Pump Street Chocolate, Amelia Rope
Good choices all, although I’ve never tried Pump Street nor Amelia Rope.
divine as they have strong morals and its so yummy!!
I would love the Hershey chocolates as they are my fave from the states
I would love to see Seed and Bean as they are handmade in England (and I like to champion British products). It is also an ethical Fairtrade and artisan brand of chocolate. Last but not least they taste fantastic and come in so many gorgeous flavours. My favourites being; lemon and poppy seeds, raspberry and vanilla, Cornish sea salt, hazelnut and almond…..plus lots of others!
Green and black mini bars are my treat to me
Lindt chocolate as it is my absolute favourite. It’s just so creamy & rich tasting.
what a lovely looking hamper, beautifully displayed too!
would love to see more galaxy – love the smooth rich, melt-in-the-mouth taste
Hotel chocolat is good as is Terry’s chocolate orange! They would both be great!
I love Hotel Chocolat, especially their fruit cremes and local Cornish brands are always welcome
I absolutely adore Frys turkish delight so would love these to be in the hamper, i freeze them and they taste even better x
No specific brand but do love a square or two of dark chocolate with cocoa nibs
Galaxy chocolate – it’s so creamy and Moorish, just one bite isn’t enough.
I would suggest Green and Blacks as they do an array of flavours which all are as flavoursome as the last. Their mini collection would go beautifully in any hamper
I am a big fan of Montezuma’s chocolate, such great tasting products, they are innovative and also make it all themselves!
Green and Blacks – I love their dark chocolate!
I have just discovered Creightons – they have some unusual flavours like Custard Cream chocolate bar – delicious and gorgeous packaging too!
Ooh, custard cream chocolate sounds like something that has to be tried Claire.
Hotel Chocolat, a local success story which began in Huntingdon, East Anglia
Oh, I didn’t know it began in Huntingdon. I had family that I used to visit there as a child.
I’d like to see Booja Booja chocolates in the hamper. Organic, ethical and delicious, what could be better?
Good choice Jane. I haven’t had any Booja Booja in far to long.
Lindt, especially the white one as it’s the creamiest and scrummiest of them all.
I would love some Galaxy as it is so smooth and indulgent
I loveLilly O’briens chocolates but would love to see new things to try in the hamper 🙂
I’m not sure to be honest as I think the high street brands are not what I consider luxury. Perhaps some lesser known brands
Have a split chocolate personality, love a luxurious creamy white chocolate but cannot beat a rich dark chocolate especially with raspberries, entirely depends on my mood. But always in mood for chocolate
Cadburys chocolate because they are my favourite and they have such a large range to choose from
I’d love you to include chocolate made by the “Seasalt” Cornwall company as it is made locally in Cornwall, is delicious and a perfect fit for the “British” Hamper Company brand
Ooh, I didn’t know they’d started making chocolate Glenda. I’d better check that out. Thanks for the heads up.
I would love to see some Thorntons Continental Chocolates. Delicious flavours.
Lindt swiss chocolate – a mixture but mainly milk as this is out of this world
I’d love to see some Divine chocolate because it tastes great and is Fair Trade so win win for me
I love all chocolate!! Lindt balls are delicious they would compliment your hamper also I love the Marzipan and dark chocolate bars too. I can’t remember the make, begins with N! xx
I love lindt and would love to see that in the hamper.
Green & Blacks wonderful flavours and good quality chocolate
Seed and bean because of the fantastic range
I’d love to see some Lindt in there, it’s my favourite!
Galaxy has always been my fave as it is so smooth and creamy
Lindt as I’ve recently discovered them when I was given a box as a thank you. Cadbury’s used to be my favourite but they’ve not tasted the same for a while.
I do love cadbury’s, though Green and Blacks are great for that little treat 🙂
Mackies as you dont see it around too much and its very nice
Something fairtrade and I love dark chocolate, a little goes a long way
Very lovely prize, and as usual, my mind goes blank at this sort of question. I do like the Booja Booja suggestion, then there would be something for my vegan daughter.
So happy to see Willie’s in the hamper as the quality is so high
my fave chocolate is Cadburys so would be great to see in the hamper.
I love Lindor chocolate and Bendicks,Also only like plain chocolate.
I would love a milk or dark chocolate with an orange or raspberry crème in the middle! That would be lovely! I love a fruity cream in the middle of chocolate, yummy combination.
I’d add Divine Chocolate to the bundle… because, well, it’s in the name, isn’t it?
Hahaha, good one Simon. It’s a good ethical company too.
Lindt chocolate is my fav even though its not British enough for the hamper!!
Lindt chocolate x
I am really into galaxy at the moment, or cadburys caramel.
id love there to be some gnaw chocolate bars included they do such a good variety and they are so yummy
as long as they are truffles, I`d like some that come from a variety of small independent confectioners
Bournville dark chocolate – it just tastes very very very indulgent
I would love to see some of the Mars products in the hamper, Galaxy and M&M’s
Love to try chocolate which isn’t the big brands as the chocolate is much more nicer so would be great to try some different smaller suppliers which are hand made
That’s really hard to say, but I think any organic and all natural brand would be lovely to see more of. We eat a very clean diet in our home and it’s important to us to have more options. Lovely to see when new natural brands pop up, as the demand for healthy food grows 🙂
Yes, I agree Jennifer and thankfully there are many really good quality chocolates out there, although never enough of them are organic.
I am a big fan of Montezumas Chocolate! So Delicious!
Pemberton’s Chocolate Farm in Carmarthenshire produce some lovely chocolate. Would be great to have some from the Principality.
I like the idea of a chocolate farm Ann, wherever it might be located 😉
I would like booja booja chocolates to be included because they are so luxurious!
I would love to see the chocolate brand lindt included! I love their chocolate so much! 🙂
My favourite is Lind chocolate! But highly recommend trying some polish milk chocolate GOPLANA!
I very much doubt I’ve ever tried Polish chocolate karolin a – something that needs to be remedied.
Lindt and Cadbury’s of course – unadulterated bliss
Green and Black , maybe even Hotel Choclat – oooh CHOCoLATE 🙂 xxx
Green and Blacks white chocolate, something from the raw chocolate pie company or… (Dare I say it…?) a Wispa. What a philistine I am.
I would like to see some independant chocolate companies.
Guylian is my favourite brand, I love their chocolate seashells so much
Anything from Purbeck chocolate (Chococo) as they are independant and use local ingredients. Tastes better than cadbury/mars any day
I suspect you are right Francesca. I have the Chococo book, but have never tried their chocolate.
Lindt Excellence Intense Orange 100g, it has chewy bits of orange
i would love to see some new independent brands in there
Divine chocolate range. I love their darker chocolate range they have a great selection.
I would love to see Thorntons, as it is so yummy and my favourite chocolate. Thanks for the yummy giveaway.
Trenance Chocolate as it’s a very yummy chocolate and it is made locally (I live in Cornwall) xx
Hooray for Cornish chocolate Laura 🙂
I have a thing for chocolate with salt in it… and even more so if it’s got caramel and salt in it. And the best I have ever had is from “Paul A Young” find chocolates – it’s amazing.
I think I might just have to agree with you there, although our Cornish salted caramels from Chocolarder are hard to beat.
I would love to see Green and Blacks chocolate because it is so tasty and comes in an amazing variety of flavours.
Cocoa Mountain. They are based in the far north of Scotland. The landscape is stark, the wind usually howling and there’s nothing for miles around. In the middle of it all is a chocolatiers and they are so good at it with amazing, inventive flavours and lovely presentation.
Oh, what a picture you conjure up Caroline. I’ve heard of them, but never tried their chocolates.
Montezuma’s chocolate – massive range of great tasting chocolate, I would recommend
I would love to see Lindt in it because it’s my favourite chocolate. Tastes so yummy.
Galaxy as it just has that perfect ability to melt in your mouth perfectly.
Cote d’Or as I adore their chocolate Bouchee praline elephants.
Some Greens chocolate, so many different varieties – yum!
I am rather partial to hotel chocolat pralines. So i would love to see these in a hamper
I’d like to see Gnaw chocolate. It’s a local (Norfolk) brand that looks amazing, but is just a little bit too expensive for me to treat myself.
Not one I’ve tried Johanne, in fact I’ve not heard of any chocolatiers in Norfolk, so good to hear.
I’m a bit boring because my favourite all time chocolate is Dairy Milk. Would love to see some bars of that included. Maybe a few Fererro Rocher too.
I love Montezumas, it’s tasty. Locally I have also bought Seven Hills chocolate, they have some lovely flavours.
Monty Bojangles! Had an Easter egg of their, rich chocolate and scrummy truffles, give them a try as you won’t be disappointed
I love lindt chocolate, it is so creamy and tastes great so would love to see it in the hamper.
I’m really torn with this question. I’m tempted to say “Guylian Seashells”. They’re so sublime and tempting – perfect for hamper treat. And yet, my fave add on in a hamper would be something special that I’ve never tried before 🙂
Monty Bojangles – really lovely chocolates in nice packaging at an affordable price.
I love Cadbury Chocolate. But I also love going to a local chocolatier and trying his handmade delights
I love Cadbury’s or Lindor. Both absolutely delicious.
Galaxy, because its thick and creamy 🙂
My favourite is galaxy and dairy milk. Cadbury’s rock. You can’t beat perfection
Booja Booja are my mum’s favourites at the moment as they are delicious and vegan too <3 I would go for lindor hands down, it's so smooth and melty…..and mmmmmmmmmmm…..
My favourite chocolate of all time is Cadburys. You can’t beat a bar of good old Cadburys Dairy Milk.
i love green & blacks chocolate, its rich and good quailty
I would love to see galaxy chocolate in the hamper because it is so smooth and creamy
Any chocolate is good with me! But lindt is probably my favourite 🙂
The ferrero chocolates that are difficult to find in the UK like the coffee pockets.
Lily O’Briens chocolate from Ireland – her cupcake chocolates are to die for
Ooh, another one I’ve not heard of Heather. They sound interesting.
love green and blacks- particularly the butterscotch- delicious! thank you for the great prize!
Lindt – nothing compares to this taste
Rococo – bought my step-dad a lovely easter egg from them this year and I was very impressed with the detailing and taste!
They are a fab brand Hannah, though I’ve only tried a couple of their chocolates. Good choice.
After eights there always a favourite just love them been around for years
Plamil is simply the best chocolate around, for me! It’s dairy and gluten free, and they even have ‘no sugar added’ chocolate (and it’s super-yummy!)
Far too many lovely chooclate brands to choose from! My chocolate of fancy at the moment though is Galaxy
Hand made chocolates are always special & so distinctive
I quite like Green and Blacks chocolate, so I’d like to see some more of that.
Hotel Chocolat as it’s the best chocolate I have ever tasted
Lindt as it’s my favourite luxury chocolate
everybody in my home loves Lindor chocolates.
It would have to be Lindor for me – I’m slightly obsessed with all of the flavours!
Hotel Chocolat, it’s such a luxury for me having chocolates from there! They are always so yummy as well 🙂
It would be easier to tell you the chocolate the chocolate I don’t like rather than the brands I do. Don’t like Nestle, Thorntons or 85 % Dsark chocolate – everything else is good
Green & Blacks – tasty and ethical
Green and blacks, because I really love the Milk chocolate and butterscotch bars.
Orange peel covered in dark chocolate as it could be one of my five a day!
Elizabet Shaw if it has to be British choccy but my fave is Ferero Rocher 😉
I love Elizabeth shaw mints because i love dark chocolate and mint with chocolate 🙂 Always been my fave
I love most chocolate but it would be lovely to maybe include some chocolate from some smaller producers which might make some surprise flavours/combinations.
Seed and Bean. Because it’s Organic, fairtrade and ethical, definitely feel less guilty eating a whole bar for this reason!
Haha, I like the idea of guilt free chocolate and Seed and Bean is nice stuff too 🙂
I love Lindt chocolate, but I also love trying anything new and different. I especially love dark chocolate.
Love to see Lindt, love it especially their lovely easter bunnies xx
Lily O’Brien lovely chocolate fillings Yummy
lindt it all our family fav espically the white chocolate ones they dont last long in our home
Lindt , its my favourite chocolate its so rich and creamy yum yum
No specific brand, but I’d like to see chocolate from small batch handmade sellers. They usually have some really interesting things
I’d love to see more Hotel Chocolat as they are divine and one of my favourite choccies
Cadbury Medley and Puddles, I’ve never tried either of these
I adore White Maltesers but they seem to have disappeared so would be very happy if I saw those in the hamper
Any brand of good quality chocolate gets my vote every time.
A good dairy free / lactose free chocolate bar or chocolates would be great. Like my daughter not everyone can enjoy the real thing
Hotel chocolat as they are my absolute favourite, and I find that they actually last for ages because they are so rich, I only need one at a time!
lots more chocolate with salted caramel in – i love it – its so nice
I would love to see Lindt as their chocolate is so yummy!
The smooth creamy tasting Lindt or Milka is always welcome
Lindt because I love Swiss milk chocolate in particular, although I love all chocolate!
Thorntons chocolate because that’s what I lobe and lots of different fillings and flavours
Hotel Chocolat is my favourite . As a company they care about sustainability and climate change, and their Rocky Road Slabs are to die for!
I love Greens & Black because their organic and made ethically.
My preference would be for a variety, I like to try different kinds.
Probably hotel chocolat, but I do love kinder chocolate but not sure it would fit in with this hamper, either would be fine by me!
I would love to see some green and blacks in the hamper – Especially the Butterscotch!
I would like to see Hotel Chocolat, as I love their chocolate slabs and always plump for the Rocky road one, with the combination of different pieces to bite into, it’s really nice.
I love green and blacks dark chocolate because it’s full of antioxidents
Lindt Milk chocolate as it always feels like a real treat to receive some
Dairy Milk as Delicious. Also Divine, as Divine. Also Lindor as Tasty. I do so like chocolate. Belgian chocolate/s Wonderful.
I would like to see Lindt, they have some amazing flavout combinations ☺️
I’m a big kid and love caramac but any chocolate goes down well with me x
Hotel Chocolat; their range is absolutely delicious, and I believe it’s fair trade, too
i don’t mind as long as its tasty, not cheap and nasty tasting, something like Hotel Chocolat
This is a comment not an ‘entry’! I’m posting on Charlotte Flowers Chocolates because I have honestly never tasted anything that blew my palette (and my mind) like these chocs do. I love her mint chocolate which tastes just like freshly picked mint – and I don’t even like mint chocolate! Artisnal, sustainable cocoa, locally sourced flavours from the Scottish hills and…well, try them! I am not connected to the business btw, i just loved them.
Oh, thank you Anita. I’ve not heard of these, but they sound wonderful.
Booja Booja has long been a favourite – simply delicious !
I agree, Booja Booja are some of the best.
Chilli chocolate with a high cocoa percentage beats everything else
Definitely Cocoa Loco as their products are all organic and FT plus artisan and small batch produced.
Good choice Poppy 🙂
My mother and nannies favourite topic of conversation is how downhill Cadbury has gone! Hotel chocolat is a real treat. And I like galaxy too. This hamper looks amazing! Fingers crossed.
I know it’s in the picture but I’d love to try Monty Bojangles just because I’ve never tried them and they look great.
Cadburys as I’m a huge fan. They have such a great variety, but i am more than happy with Dairy Milk.
Hotel chocolate because they are simply sublime and utterly delicious
I would love to see chocolate from the raw chocolate company – their products are delcious and healthy
Oh good idea Heather. I’ve tried a couple of their chocolate products and they are very good.
My favourite chocolate brand is Booja Booja because their truffles are divine and they are dairy free.
I haven’t had Booja Booja in a long time, but they are gorgeous Susan.
Either Godiva or Sees because they are both top of the line textures and Flavors
I’ve not heard of Sees, I will have to check them out.
That’s a lovely chocolate hamper!
It really is Angie. The chocolates are all lovely, but I think my favourite part is the box.
Booja Booja, Gnaw and Hotel Chocolat – preferably dairy free options
Booja Booja is fantastic and Hotel Chocolat I know well, but I’ve not heard of Gnaw before.
Caramac, there just isn’t enough caramac products to choose from! It’s my favourite treat
What is it about hampers that always seems to devilishly appealing?
I love chocolate – milk, white, dark but always veer towards Swiss, rather than Belgian.
Devilishly appealing, you got it in one CC 🙂
Lindt, their chocolate is AMAZING!!
Thanks for a gorgeous giveaway 🙂 xx
Lindor balls the original are my favourites, best straight out of the fridge. I am Swiss and think we make the best chocolate 😉
I am such a chocolate pleb. Got to be Nestle crunch
I’d love to see Lindt because it is meltingly gorgeous in the mouth
It’s got to be Ferror Rocher because they are my all time favourites! 🙂
Hotel Chocolat or Lindt because I love their chocolate ,its so rich and luxurious.
I’d like to try one of the Lakrids combinations of chocolate and liquorice, such as the Raspberry Chocolate Coated Chilli Liquorice.
Ooh, that does sound interesting Suelle. I think I’d like to try that too.
any chocolate in any brand is ok in my book! I have never had Hotel Chocolat so that would be nice to try.
I would like to see Endangered Species Chocolate because it is non gmo.
I’ve not come across that one Anne. Sounds interesting, although any organic chocolate should be non GMO.
I’ve never had Hotel Chocolat – would love to try that
Lindt as the chocolate just melts in your mouth
I’d love to see Ghirardelli chocolate from San Francisco! It’s so smooth and creamy, and VERY moor-ish!
Another one I’ve not heard of William. I think I’m going to have to make a list and have a plan to try them all – somehow!
Lindor are yummy & a luxury so makes it even more special
To be honest the chocolate I’ve mainly eaten has been produced by the big names, so I can’t really say which brand would be good in the hamper other than saying a range of chocolate from small artisan producers as it would seem more luxurious and special.
Yes, it’s not all that easy to get hold of artisan / independently produced chocolate Angela, but I know Waitrose stock a few good ones.
Lindt Dior chocolate as it always feels like a real treat to receive some x
I’d love to see Ferrero Rocher in there as they are delicious, there are lots of variety in the range and they have that little touch of luxury!
My favourite is Lindt especially their praline chocolates which are out of this world
I would like to see Booja-Booja Rum Sozzled Sultana Chocolate Truffles; choc and alcohol is a fab combo.
Ooh nice choice Susan. Booja-Booja are fab, though I haven’t tried those particular ones.
would love some green and black with a hint of chilli or seasalt yummy thankyou
Green and Black’s was the first “ethical’ chocolate I ever tasted – way back when. So I have a bit of a soft spot for it.
I would like to see more unusual chocolates. Something artisan or decadent! I do love chocolate!
Haha, you and me both Alica.
I’ve never had Monty Bojangles and would love to try it.
Ah well, good luck then Shaheen 🙂
I would love to see Lindor because I love all the different flavour chocolate they make
On a recent trip to the Cotswolds I bought some chocolate from The Cotswold Chocolate company, it was absolutely delicious – so creamy! That would go down a treat 🙂
I’ve not heard of them Lucy. I do like to hear about local chocolate companies.
No specific brand, but I’d like to see chocolate from small batch handmade sellers. They usually have some really interesting things
That they do. We have a fab one down in Cornwall, but he’s chocolate are still not that easy to come by.
Martin’s Chocolatier Raspberry, Marc de Champagne, White Chocolate truffles because they taste absolutely wonderful.
Lindt because I love it above all others, it is just so smooth and delicious.
Lindor or Galaxy as they are both my favourite brands – their chocolate seems to melt in my mouth! Delicious!
Guylian Chocolate Seashells or any other chocolates from their delicious range.