Maltesers Milk Chocolate & Honeycomb Gift Box for Christmas, Bulk Chocolate Case, 7 Boxes of Chocolates, each 310g

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Maltesers Cake. Chocolate and cake are quite hard to separate. Take advantage of this and use your favourite confectionary to add finishing touches on your cake. If you are into baking, you can find this quite useful. Use it for decoration, on whatever way you please! With their button shape and a range of flavours, the Maltesers Buttons brought something new to the line-up. The chocolate shapes are available in the classic Milk Chocolate flavour, as well as Dark Chocolate and Orange Chocolate flavours. Each given that signature malty crunchiness thanks to tiny bubbles throughout each and every button. So, it looks as though dark chocolate is indeed good for you. Obviously, eating large quantities isn’t recommended, with a high-calorie content and (often) plenty of sugar. But a little dark chocolate every day can be part of a healthy diet. And what about white chocolate? Isn’t that just milk chocolate with extra milk added until it turns, well, white? Not at all. White chocolate is a very different product. In this case, manufacturers combine sugar, milk and cocoa butter, and dispense with cocoa solids entirely (in fact, for many purists, it isn’t even chocolate). The way it is made reduces the concentration of caffeine and antioxidants in white chocolate as well, making it potentially less healthy than other types. Then again, the skill of chocolatiers means that it can be turned into some incredible shapes and products, and family favourites like Milky Bars and White Toblerones remain as popular as ever. Say it With Chocolate: A Guide for Gift Givers

Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. Chocolate cupcakes – Named after the cup that they are served in, cupcakes are a do-it-yourself craze as much as they are an inviting chocolate treat. Made from a fluffy mixture and topped with cream or chocolate icing, chocolate cupcakes are a favourite of kids across the country. As with chocolate muffins and brownies, cupcakes are an American invention, but they have become a worldwide phenomenon, being easy to make, satisfying to eat and perfect for parties. You’ll find ready-made varieties from the major supermarkets and artisans like Fiona Cairns, Friars and Cocoapod, as well as kits to whip up your own cupcake masterpieces. There are many different ways to cook and serve chocolate treats, but at root there’s a more fundamental division that needs to be understood. That is, the dividing line between milk and dark chocolate.Not only that, but dark chocolate has high concentrations of the vitamins and minerals we need, including copper, manganese, iron, potassium and magnesium. Flavanols are another benefit, helping to reduce blood pressure, chocolate is thought to reduce the level of harmful HDL cholesterol and potentially even aiding brain function. Chocolate hasn’t been around the western world for all that long. As with the potato or tobacco, chocolate was imported from the New World after the voyages of Columbus. Used for centuries by Aztec and Mayan peoples (as a medicine, mostly), Europeans discovered that it could also be turned into a delicious, stimulating hot drink through the addition of sugar. Before coffee houses in London served coffee, chocolate was the hot drink of choice. Chocolate truffles – As gourmet food lovers will know, truffles are a delicious, pungent fungus found by specially trained pigs. How the name also became used for delicious chocolates isn’t known, aside from the vague similarities in their shape. In any case, chocolate truffles tend to have a brittle chocolate shell and a decadent soft ganache filling. You’ll find some with rich fruity tastes, some with chilli, some with nuts in the centre, and some with praline cores, along with a dizzying variety of coatings. All major chocolate manufacturers have their own spin on the truffle including Thorntons, Hotel Chocolat, Friars and Tabl.

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Maltesers 1.80 Kg BULK bag:

Dark chocolate in particular has been associated with some remarkable benefits. For one thing, chocolate with more than 50% cocoa solids is known to be high in antioxidants – substances that help to protect against cancer (and are thought to help ward off ageing as well).

For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned.The product has gone a long way since it was created in 1936. Originally, Maltesers were dubbed as “energy balls” aimed to help women who want to lose weight. Currently, Malteser holds the slogan “The lighter way to enjoy chocolate.” Consequently, it used to have the slogans “The chocolates with the less fattening centre,” “No ordinary chocolate,” and “Nothing pleases like Maltesers.” Maltesers Teasers Bar. It is only right to have a bar version of the originals, of course! This is a milky bar that comes with small bits of malt scattered. This is full of flavours too which is a good inclusion to the sweets that you like to indulge in from time to time.