Option A: You Crack Me Up™ - Extra Thick Chocolate Easter Egg
Half the egg is made from a milk and white chocolate fusion, the other from 40% milk chocolate, bursting with smiley face pralines, happy chicks and bunnies.
Option B: Your Eggsellency™ - Extra Thick Chocolate Easter Egg
Half the egg is made from 72% dark chocolate, the other from 40% milk chocolate. Filled with cream truffle eggs made with champagne, bellini, tiramisu, kirsch, amaretto and more.
Option C: The Eggsibitionist™ - Extra Thick Milk Chocolate Easter Egg
Two 40% milk chocolate shells flaunting a dozen gorgeously decorated chocolate mini eggs filled with melt-away pralines and silky-soft ganaches.
Which one(s) should I buy? Help me choose by casting your vote!
21 comments:
Err - don't you mean one of these?
Then throw an Easter Egg eating party to see how much can be eaten in 1 night!
You'd better hurry up coz another friend of mine was buying up eggs earlier today and, knowing him, he's probably bought up half the stock already!!!
To be honest, I don't think I can eat *that* much chocolate in one sitting!
Hmm - not even during a BSG session?
Mmmm yes, I might manage one during a monster BSG session :-)
the chocolate easter eggs look damn delicious, i can't wait to start munching through some easter eggs! Yum yum!
Option B!!! I think you should buy two and send me one! How large are these and how much do they cost?
@ MrsB: Same here :-)
@ Karen: Your Eggsellency is 147mm high by 100 mm wide, 360g in weight, and costs 20 GBP. Hotel Chocolat have a US site too (I've just discovered!) but they only stock The Eggsibitionist (Option C) - it's 12.73 oz and costs 40 USD.
They're not cheap, but they're the best chocolate you can buy in the high street in London.
They also do Easter Egg Sandwiches that are smaller (100g) and much cheaper (5 GBP or just under 8 USD). I have my heart set on the Creamed Caramel one.
Slices of swirled milk and white chocolate studded with caramel milk chocolate drops, then pressed between eggs shells cast from caramel milk chocolate. Decorated with white and natural purple tinted chocolate.
I'm salivating just at the thought. I vote the caramel one or the Eggibitionist. Oh how I love chocolate!!! Sniff! Haven't had any in a month.
Rather pricey though. But anything with caramel in it is worth it. I'll need a 100 word description of the experience once you've eaten it,ok? I need to live vicariously through you:-)
olo tina vale kai kanena ovelia...ante kai kalo mas pasxa
@ Indie: They're not cheap, but they're certainly mouthwatering. Not sure 100 words will be enough ;-)
@ Olo: Bliax!
yum yum yum!
Those look egg-celent...I would have no problem eating all them!
All of them! Sorry, it's chocolate. I can't focus beyond.
@ Palmtreefanatic: They certainly look appetising, don't they?
@ Cheryl: I know what you mean :-)
Wooo wow! Can you buy all ;)
I wish I could afford all of them - in money as well as calories!!
What great and tasty eggs!
Your welcome over to see how we hunt them in Norway:
http://www.terella.no/2006/04/16/the-easter-egg-hunt/
Looks like great fun, Renny! Esp. the hot dogs ;-)
Ok, I'm in! Do you think I have to get one for the hubby, too? I won't bother with the kids, who are happy with cheap milk chocolate.
Do you notice that posts about food always, always get the most comments?? :-)
Oh no, this isn't chocolate for kids. Give them Cadbury's, that's what I say ;-)
Indeed. Food is a universal topic of interest!
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