What You'll Get
A fine chocolate is like a fine wine: full-flavored, delicately structured, and inadvisable to consume while operating a Segway. Steer clear of Segways with today's Groupon: for $10, get $20 worth of handmade chocolates and more at Hot Chocolates in Hurst. Hot Chocolates' selection of handmade sweets was born out of best friends' baking prowess and crafted fresh from gourmet ingredients imported from France and Germany. The 40 varieties of chocolate include 12 types of truffles, and treats like dipped strawberries and almond bark ($30/lb.) are dressed to walk down your tongue's culinary catwalk. Cakes are also available.
Reviews
Four Yelpers give Hot Chocolates a four-star average. Four Citysearchers and Wedding Wire reviewers give it a perfect five.
- They did a fantastic job on my custom cake and for a reasonable price, too! – Marissa F., Yelp
- My wedding cake was beautiful! The design was exactly what I asked for and the actual cake was moist and delicious. Hot Chocolates will be my bakery for all special occasions! – jennapaige23, Wedding Wire
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jun 29, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Must use in 1 visit, no cash back. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Hot Chocolates
Don't be fooled by Hot Chocolates' name—the bakery focuses on more than one flavor. In fact, even the handcrafted chocolate candies come in more than 40 varieties, such as dipped Oreos, peanut-butter creams, and 12 types of truffles made from imported ingredients. The staff also bakes custom cakes in 35 flavors, including piña colada and devil's food. To personalize these desserts for special occasions such as parties, weddings, or breakfast, bakers top them with assorted icings and buttercreams. These creations once caused a customer to describe the patisserie as a place “where everything tastes as good as it looks,” which the business uses as its motivation to create new eye-catching delicacies. Hot Chocolates' bakers also teach the secrets behind many of their treats in group classes, during which students learn to decorate cookies and bake desserts.