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Chocolate-Covered-Strawberry Gift Box or $20 for $40 Worth of Gourmet Chocolate at 5th Avenue Chocolatiere

5TH AVENUE CHOCOLATIERE
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Dorothy
7 years ago
Great chocolate! HIghly recommended!

Chocolatiers adhere to secret, tested recipes & utilize more than 10,000 molds & 100% Belgian chocolate to craft truffles & treats daily

Melted chocolate can serve as a flavorful stand-in for caramel, peanut butter, or the mud in wrestling pits. Explore all the uses for chocolate with today’s Groupon to 5th Avenue Chocolatiere. Choose between the following options:

At 5th Avenue Chocolatiere, a shop that’s won the affections of sweet teeth since 1973, old-fashioned candy crafters use 100% Belgian chocolate, real butter and cream, and more than 10,000 different chocolate molds to form fresh, quality treats daily. An 8-ounce box of peanut butter crème candies pairs a rich, nutty filling with sweet milk chocolate ($15), and dark-chocolate orange truffles ($20 for 8 oz.) brandish coatings of orange flecks to resemble the orange butterflies that operate cacao farms. Snag a 32-ounce box of double-dipped, chocolate-covered pretzels ($40) to experience the thrills of sweet-and-salty combinations or puncture a pocket of delicate tang by biting into chocolate-covered strawberries ($100/box).

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Promotional value expires Jun 27, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 2 per person. Valid only for option purchased. Not valid for delivery. In Store only. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About 5TH AVENUE CHOCOLATIERE

Since 1973, 5th Avenue Chocolatiere's confectioners have risen before the rooster's crow to handcraft all natural, 100% Belgian-style chocolate into sweet treats. Created by founder John Whaley in a successful at-home experiment, signature truffles incorporate secret proportions of fresh cocoa powder, whole cream, and butter. Indulgences range from caramels to cookies, and chocolatiers mold cocoa into more than 100 shapes such as the Empire State Building and New York City Metro Card; a fungible currency for riding chocolate trains or bribing a crooked bus driver.

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