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Chocolate - for women!
I'm fine buying flowers for women but I have no idea what to get if she likes chocolate. Personally, i'm happy with a Yorkie bar or Bounty but that's hardly going to impress a woman is it?
So, what box of chocolates do the trick for the ladies in your lives? Or for you if you are a lady? It has to be able to survive a longish plane journey without disintegrating into a gooey paste. |
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Ask, I find it's easier that way.
Not directly, but in a round-about sorta way
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Maybe a mixed assortment as you don't mention whether she likes plain, milk or white, also depends whether she has vegetarian or organic preferences.
Try this site Yummy Choc A friend got us the strawberries and cream slab this summer, didn't last long in this house
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Guylian Chocolate Sea Shells yummy
when im a good girl or when its my bday or xmas fraggie gets me a really BIG box of them im in heaven for ages its my bday in few months fraggie
Kitty cat meoWWWW......ill take that kiss now...
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Originally Posted by fraggie
2 months thats all abuse :O i only nuzzled your neck anyway Guylian Chocolate Sea Shells get them if she likes smooth chocs omg there to die for
Kitty cat meoWWWW......ill take that kiss now...
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Where's the easiest place to get decent chocs (I like Mrs. Fraggie's suggestion of Guylian Chocolate Sea Shells by the way)? The problem is that i'm working all week and flying off on Saturday morning so it's going to have to be something from a local store in the evening this week unless I find a shop in the terminal building on Saturday morning.
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Another vote for the guylians seashells. They are the missus' favourite chocolates.
As for where to get them, pretty much any normal Supermarket store should have them. Normally get mine from Tesco. |
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![]() ![]() ![]() im so jealous now your mrs will be getting Guylian Chocs i hope she enjoys them as much as i do FRAGGIE i want some
Kitty cat meoWWWW......ill take that kiss now...
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Hey Taz, if you live anywhere near Windsor (as you live in London) I'd suggest a quick trip to Montezumas. They make fantastic chocolate bars, truffles, eggs etc that I have ordered several times and never been disappointed - www.montezumas.co.uk
(you can also order online and they do same day special delivery as a courier option if you order early - see the Terms & Conditions page here http://www.montezumas.co.uk/montezuma/index.asp?id=72) If you're travelling, try to get chocolate with a higher cocoa content - not only is it generally better quality, but it won't melt as easily. Good luck! |
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