Friday, October 24, 2008

Chocolate Candy Bars - The Perfect Gift

Gift of Chocolate Bars

There are more reasons than one to give a gift to a friend or relative, especially if it is a gift of chocolate bars. We don't need holidays to do this but they are great excuses to give such things as chocolate candy. Giving a chocolate candy bar is a great idea, especially if it is gourmet chocolate. It adds that certain extra touch put into the gift.

Chocolate bars are not just for Valentine’s Day or Easter. They are an excellent choice for parties of all types, fundraisers, as well as for baking. They can even be used for art. Yes, people sculpture with chocolate as well as with butter and ice. So, there is a lot that can be done with chocoalte bars besides eating. Seeing how chocolate bars are made is another fascinating thing too. Log on to any chocolate factory listing and check for the tour section for details.

Maybe milk chocolate bars are not your thing. Discover the different types of chocolate bars available to you. There dark chocolate candy bars, mint chocolate bars, and chocolate almond candy bars, as well as bakers chocolate bars. Be sure to obtain the right ones as some are lactose intolerant and will require milk free chocolate bars.

Do not forget white chocolate for the non traditional person. I have a friend that when I buy chocolate for them it has to be white chocolate or she will not eat it. Picky huh! Hey, everyone has their preferences. And that is the key to making a gift of chocolate bars that much more special is that they see you have put in the effort to make the gift of chocolate bars tailored just for them.

Finally, everyone loves a gift of chocolate. There are some great manufacturers that make chocolate candies, truffles, bars, out of the finest ingredients that far surpass anything at the local convenient store believe me. Almedei, Amore, Lindt to name a few. Most have order minimums, but hey, it is worth it. If you wanted to impress the sweetheart, would you tie a bow on a hershey bar or on a Ghirardelli bar?

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