Key Lime Apples

Key Lime Apples

The first time I tasted these crisp, dark chocolate-coated apples from Recchiuti Confections I was amazed. So much flavor packed into a wafer-thin confection. Protected in its chocolate shell, the sweet and tangy apple slice retains a crisp bite.

Drew Elementary Garden Mint Truffle

Drew Elementary Garden Mint Truffle

John and Kira Doyle infuse mint leaves (grown and picked by the student gardeners at local schools) in their cream and then blend with Valrhona milk chocolate to create the careful balance of chocolate and mint in one smooth mint chocolate truffle.

Dark Gray Salt Caramels

Dark Gray Salt Caramels

Fran's Chocolates' butter caramels are hand-dipped in dark chocolate and sprinkled with Brittany gray sea salt. Sweet and salty has always been a favorite since my childhood when my Dad bought chocolate-covered Spanish peanuts as a treat.

Red Fire

Red Fire Chocolate Truffle & Bar

Vosges Haut-Chocolat makes both a truffle and a bar with dark chocolate, ancho chili powder and Ceylon cinnamon. The hot and cinnamony flavor of Red Fire brings back memories of hot chocolate but with the grown-up zing of chilis.

Dark Chocolate Truffle

Dark Chocolate Classic Truffles

Fritz Knipschildt celebrates the classic deep dark chocolate truffle using France's smooth, creamy Valrhona 70% Grand Cru chocolate. This is the confection to satisfy your cravings for rich dark chocolate flavor with nothing else getting in the way.

Amaretto Almond

Amaretto Almond

If you are an almond lover like I am, you will appreciate Woodhouse Chocolate's ode to the nut. Take a chocolate dipped almond and then nestle it in a milk chocolate shell surrounded by Amaretto-flavored milk chocolate ganache.

Taittinger Champagne Truffles

Taittinger Champagne Truffles

Jacques Torres' Taittinger Champagne Truffles combine milk chocolate, fresh cream and Taittinger Brut La Française and are enclosed in a milk chocolate champagne-cork-shaped shell. Real champagne, not flavoring, gives the ganache its melting texture.

Apple White Chocolates

Apple White Chocolates

Norman Love's chocolates made with fine Swiss white chocolate are as tasty as they are jewel box beautiful. We especially love the bright green apple chocolates made with Granny Smith apple purée and a pinch of cinnamon.

Chocolate Mice

Chocolate Mice

L.A. Burdick's tiny mice come in 3 flavors: dark chocolate mouse with orange and dark chocolate, milk chocolate mouse with coffee and dark chocolate, and white chocolate mouse with cinnamon and dark chocolate.

Fruit Chocolates

Fresh Fruit Chocolates

Thomas Haas Fresh Fruit Chocolates combine a layer of fresh fruit gelée with a layer of chocolate ganache and come in five flavour combinations. Our favorite is Passion Fruit with Tahitian Vanilla Gelée. Hand painted plaquettes indicate the flavor.

Fruit Caramels

Fruit Caramels

Patrick Roger's fruit caramels combine fine caramel with fruit puree such as pear or Brazilian lime then creates sparkling one-of-a-kind multi colored shells to hold the soft caramel. But don't let the good looks fool you, this is a seriously good tasting bonbon.

Lillie Belle Farms

Raspberry Cordial

This is the Lillie Belle Farms bonbon that knocked me off my feet at the Fancy Food Show. The raspberry taste was sweet and tart at the same time and just melted in your mouth along with the dark chocolate shell.

Donnelly Chocolate Bars

Donnelly Chocolate Bars

Richard Donnelly was one of the first to offer fine chocolate bars — single varietal or flavored with almond or cardamom. His milk chocolate bars with a West African cocoa blend are flavored with almond or hazelnut almond toffee.

La Dolce Grapefruit

La Dolce Grapefruit

Joan Coukos of Chocolat Moderne enrobes tangy grapefruit flavored caramel in dark chocolate. The very complex taste and texture is the result of balancing the sweetness of the caramel with the strong citrus flavor and deep, rich chocolate.

Burnt Caramel

Burnt Caramel

Michael Recchiuti once told me that he has always loved the flavor of burnt caramel. His almost smoky caramel is blended with extra-bitter chocolate ganache and then enrobed with deep, dark chocolate. One taste and I, too, shared his passion.

Passion Fruit Truffles

Passion Fruit Truffles

Brian McElrath and Christine Walthour of B.T. McElrath Chocolatier partner passion fruit mousse with just the right chocolate so the tropical fruit flavor takes center stage in a shiny molded shell.

Raspberry Truffles

Raspberry Truffles

Fran's Raspberry Truffle ganache is infused with red raspberry purée and a splash of Clear Creek Framboise from Portland Oregon (where it takes up to 80 pounds of raspberries to make one bottle). Then she protects that flavor with dark chocolate!

Chocolate Covered Blackberries

Chocolate Covered Blackberries

Bissinger’s special treat that is only available in late August and early September each year — Chocolate Covered Blackberries. Fresh blackberries from the Pacific Northwest are hand-dipped in fondant and then dipped in either milk or dark chocolate.

California Brittle

California Brittle

One of my favorite chocolates since childhood, See's Candies California Brittle is a rich hard toffee full of roasted almonds and covered in just the right amount of milk chocolate. This candy balances the perfect ratio of crisp, sweet toffee to nuts.

Long Chocolates

Long Chocolate

It is very difficult to choose when you are standing in a Jean Paul Hevin chocolate boutique but these chocolate bars in deep, dark chocolate are easy to munch during your walking tour of Paris. The perfect chocolate in a perfectly easy to use form.

Tartufi

Tartufi

In the middle of the Tuscan countryside is a little palace of chocolate and coffee owned by the Slitti family. Their tiny bite-size truffles infused with Cognac and rustically rolled in cocoa powder are the perfect little something to enjoy after dinner.

Macaron Plénitude

Macaron Plénitude

Ok, Ok — macarons are not bonbons but when they are tiny chocolate and caramel macarons with dark chocolate ganache from Pierre Hermé in Paris, I think they need to be on our list of the best tiny confections we've ever tasted.

French Cherry

French Cherry

Martine's favorite bonbon is mine too as it brings back memories of her childhood in France and my time spent there. French Cherry is the chocolate covered cherry for chocoholics — a cherry marinated in brandy is nestled in dark chocolate ganache and encased in a perfect chocolate shell.

Pave du Faubourg

Pavé du Faubourg

It is hard to visit La Maison du Chocolat without having one of their Chocolat Chaud - French hot chocolate. But this is the next best thing when you are in a hurry. Delicate squares of dark chocolate ganache are flavored lightly with a blend of spices.

Nibby Bar

Nibby Chocolate Bar

Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker's Nibby Bar has been a favorite of mine for years. What could be better — 62% Cacao Semisweet chocolate and roasted cacao nibs. A crunchy delight that is good and good for you.

Coeur Framboise

Coeur Framboise

When I first saw this chocolate, it looked like a jewel in Pierre Marcolini's boutique window. I thought the raspberry flavor would be sweet under its white chocolate (tinted deep red) coating. But I was delighted to find the shell hid a bitter chocolate.

Passion Amande Sucreé Salée

Passion Amande Sucreé Salée

This praline from the original Belgian branch of Neuhaus Chocolates caught my eye because of its graphic decoration. I was surprised to find inside a combination of gianduja (emulsified hazelnuts and milk chocolate) with caramelized salt almonds.

Utimate Toffee

Ultimate Toffee

Andrew Shotts of Garrison Confections takes classic English toffee one step further using lots of butter to create a crunchy not sticky, rich toffee covered in a not-too-sweet milk chocolate and generously sprinkled with nuts. It is hard to eat just one.

Cambur Caramel

Cambur Caramel

Chuao Chocolatier takes its name and inspiration from Venezuela, the home of one of the owners. This fruit caramel definitely reflects that part of the world with banana and brown sugar caramel tucked inside a Venezuelan milk chocolate shell.

Les Paves

Les Pavés

Les Pavés are tiny squares of dark chocolate ganache cut into perfect 1/2 inch squares and coated with cocoa powder. The ultimate in melt-in your-mouth bonbon is a specialty of Michel Chaudun and protegé Jean-Charles Rochoux.

Criollo 70%

Chocolate Bar Criollo 70%

Along with his tiny chocolates and pastries, Christian Constant in Paris offers chocolate bars including a Criollo 70%. Less than 5 % of the cocoa beans grown are the criollo which when expertly dried and fermented produces a complex flavor.

Chocolate Tools

Chocolate Tools

Roberto Catinari was the first truly artisan cioccolatere in Tuscany who as a young man studied in Switzerland. He perfects the technique of creating chocolate versions of mundane items – yes, everything in the picture is chocolate.

Amadei Chuao

Amadei Chuao

Il Cioccolato Amadei, located in the countryside outside of the small town of Pontedera, in Tuscany, sources their own beans to produce varietal solid chocolate squares and bars. Their Chuao bars are grown only for them in the rain forests of Venezuela.

Mon Cheri Bar

Mon Cheri Bar

Even though I'm not a huge fan of dried fruits and chocolate, Frederick Schilling at Dagoba creates such darn healthy and good tasting bars that I succumbed to this combination of bittersweet chocolate, sun dried cherries and cranberries.

Hazelnuts in Chocolate

Hazelnuts in Chocolate

Paul De Bondt of DeBondt Cioccolato Originale, taught me how to make chocolate covered hazelnuts by hand - a specialty of Tuscany. What could be better than fresh roasted hazelnuts, rich dark chocolate and a tiny bit of sugar for crunch.

Iris Delice

Iris Delice

Inspired by her love of chocolate and her passion for the Iris, Barbara Golini produces delicate bon-bons of soft, iris-scented dark chocolate called Iris Delice in Florence.

Caramel with Balsamic Vinegar

Caramel with Balsamic Vinegar

When Andrea Bianchini introduced us to his caramel flavored with balsamic vinegar, I was sceptical - but won over by the perfect balance of sweet and tart caramel covered in dark chocolate.

Bianchini Bars

Bianchini Cioccolato Barrettes

Andrea Bianchini blends deep, dark flavors of South American chocolate in his 85% cocoa bittersweet barette and enriches milk chocolate with dark tones in his 43% cocoa milk chocolate barette.

Cremini Bar

Cremini

Daniele, Stefania and Leonardo Vestri of Cioccolaterie Vestri produce the classic Italian cremini in three layers from light to dark - emulsifying hazelnuts and chocolate until they become one.

Debondt

Debondt Fruit and Chocolate Bars

Paul Debondt takes classic chocolate bark one step further by loading the top of each bar of melted chocolate with an abundance of pistachios, hazelnuts, almonds or dried fruit.

Simone De Castro Bars

Aromatica Barrique

We love Simone De Castro Aromatica Barrique bar with its spices of mace, ginger, red peppercorns and Caribbean pimento infused into 60% cocoa dark chocolate.

Bars from Luca Mannori

Tablettes Luca Mannori

Award Winning Pastry Chef Luca Mannori takes the chocolate he uses for his special chocolates and forms it into bars with different themes: dark chocolate, fruit, tea, spices, air.

Vestri Vintage Chocolate Bars

Vestri Gran Cru Bars

Danielo Vestri is proud of his Dark Chocolate Gran Cru bars from the Caribbean, Venezuela and Madagascar. We particularly liked the red fruit flavors in the Madagascar.

Debondt Habanaro Bar

Debondt Habanaro

I don't envy Paul Debondt when he starts slicing and candying the amazingly hot habanero chilies in preparation for this bar that has loads of fruity flavor as well as a good bite.

Donnelly Chocolate Bars

Donnelly Chocolate Bars

Richard Donnelly was one of the first to offer fine chocolate bars — single varietal or flavored with almond or cardamom. His milk chocolate bars with a West African cocoa blend are flavored with almond or hazelnut almond toffee.

Nibby Bar

Nibby Chocolate Bar

Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker's Nibby Bar has been a favorite of mine for years. What could be better — 62% Cacao Semisweet chocolate and roasted cacao nibs. A crunchy delight that is good and good for you.

Criollo 70%

Chocolate Bar Criollo 70%

Along with his tiny chocolates and pastries, Christian Constant in Paris offers chocolate bars including a Criollo 70%. Less than 5 % of the cocoa beans grown are the criollo which when expertly dried and fermented produces a complex flavor.

Chocolate Tools

Chocolate Tools

Roberto Catinari was the first truly artisan cioccolatere in Tuscany who as a young man studied in Switzerland. He perfects the technique of creating chocolate versions of mundane items – yes, everything in the picture is chocolate.

Amadei Chuao

Amadei Chuao

Il Cioccolato Amadei, located in the countryside outside of the small town of Pontedera, in Tuscany, sources their own beans to produce varietal solid chocolate squares and bars. Their Chuao bars are grown only for them in the rain forests of Venezuela.

Mon Cheri Bar

Mon Cheri Bar

Even though I'm not a huge fan of dried fruits and chocolate, Frederick Schilling at Dagoba creates such darn healthy and good tasting bars that I succumbed to this combination of bittersweet chocolate, sun dried cherries and cranberries.

Gianduja

Gianduja

Vestri Cioccolate produces bars of the classic Italian Gianduja following the traditional method of refining the hazelnuts and chocolate together until the two are indistinguishable. Resulting in a smooth chocolate infused with hazelnut flavor.

Maya Gold

Maya Gold

Green & Blacks original organic bar and its homage to the Mayan peoples of Belize, delivers a slight crunch of exotic citrus and spices that takes you back to the tropics.

Carenero Superior

Carenero Superior 70%

Domori's chocolate bars are always interesting but this is my favorite made with cacao from the Barlovento area of Venezuela with its dried fruit and nut flavors and long finish.

L'Harmonie

E. Guittard L'Harmonie 64%

Made from a blend of Criollo and Trinitario cacao beans, Guittard calls L'Harmonie a "baking bar" but I think its one of the richest and smoothest bittersweet chocolate bars around for munching.

Lindt Excellence

Lindt Excellence 85%

Yes, I've included a bar that you can buy at your local drugstore. The chocolate makers at Lindt have created a dark bittersweet bar that rivals any other high cocoa content bar.

Patrick Roger Trinidad

Patrick Roger Trinidad 75%

Paris chocolatier Patrick Roger has a wall of bars in single origin or chocolate blends in a range of percentages - the Trinidad a particular favorite for munching on long walks.

Los Anconès

Los Anconès

Michel Cluizel's Los Anconès bar made from cacao from Santa Domingo has an earthy fruitness that lingers - not to be missed as it is one of the great flavors in dark chocolate.

Guanaja

Guanaja 70%

Valrhona's line of Grand Cru bars started the interest in single origin, high percentage chocolates - Guanaja has the smooth, creamy mouthfeel we expect from Valrhona combined with a deep intense chocolate flavor.

Chocopod

Chocopod

Chuao Chocolatier created Chocopod - a cross between a bar and a bonbon. Chocopods are made from Venezuelan chocolate containing 60% cacao with a surprise filling of flavors such as Mayan inspired spices or nutmeg with coffee.

Divine Chocolate

Divine 70% Dark Chocolate

Divine Chocolate's 70% dark chocolate bar made from beans from Ghana was the winner in a recent tasting of five dark chocolate bars at 70% cocoa. Everyone voted it number 1 and loved the rich 'chocolate' taste.

Fog City News

Chocolate Bar Selection at Fog City News

Fog City News carries 200 different chocolate bars in stock at all times including bars from the US, Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Switzerland and other countries around the World.

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Posted by: Sarah of Birmingham
Date of Posting: 2008-07-18 07:52:57
Email: abbot.sarah@yahoo.co.uk
My Favorite:
My favourite bar is Blend 80% of De Rubeis' chocolate. It is the maximum if you love the dark chocolate.

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Posted by: tracey of toronto
Date of Posting: 2008-06-23 10:15:24
My Favorite:
it's called a spicy bonbon ... and it's amazing. i got it from a tiny little shop named for bonbons ... Sitting Around Eating BonBons in etobicoke on the lakeshore. the spicy bonbon has chilli, ground chipotle and cinnamon in a deep dark chocolate ... it's like a truffle but bigger and it's got a coating of chocolate around it ... oh my it's good.

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Posted by: Andrea of Rome
Date of Posting: 2008-05-30 07:33:37
My Favorite:
My favorite is Daphne of De Rubeis cioccolato: bitter chocolate with cayenne pepper and apple vinegar soft center.
DELICIOUS!!!

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Posted by: Matthew of Wilmington, NC
Date of Posting: 2007-11-20 09:18:54
Email: matthew.pop@gmail.com
My Favorite:
If I needed another reason to relocate to Wilmington, it would be South n France's bon bons -- they color-code the flavors, but I reach in with my eyes closed because I know I will be happy with them all -- the coconut are my new winter treat!

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Posted by: M of Paris
Date of Posting: 2007-11-13 12:38:13
My Favorite:
My favourite bonbons are Patrick Roger's chocolates (praliné feuilleté, citron vert (lime), mousse caramel, etc...). I would die for them ;)

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Posted by: Lori of Bend
Date of Posting: 2007-11-12 13:46:33
My Favorite:
South n France Bon Bon's (Wilmington, NC) are the best I've ever had and I like Chocolate! These are REAL bon-bon's. All flavors were awesome but the Peanut Buttah was absolutely unique & delectable. Loved them so much I had to send to several friends which resulted in similar mind-blowing experiences.

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Posted by: LizG of Vancouver
Date of Posting: 2007-09-09 21:04:08
Email: liz@pixeltheatre.net
My Favorite:
Although I seem to have lost the extreme sweet tooth of my youth, I love the smoothness of very dark chocolate. But when I'm looking for something very sweet, anything with caramel will do. I especially like pecan rolls in this category.

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Posted by: Cindie of Los Angeles
Date of Posting: 2007-08-30 12:45:42
My Favorite:
My favorite is the Monsieur bonbon from Madame Chocolat of Beverly Hills (Johnnie Walker Blue Label infused in dark chocolate ganache). Yummmmm!!!

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Posted by: Kat of Minoo, Osaka
Date of Posting: 2007-08-28 00:49:50
Email: kat.nsatoshi@gmail.com
My Favorite:
Michael Mischer's 65% cherry cranberry & blueberry bar with Venezuela chocolate, 72% ginger bar with Ecuador chocolate.

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Posted by: Jules Vanhaelemeesch of Port Elgin, Ontario
Date of Posting: 2007-07-04 06:14:10
My Favorite:
My favourite chocolate bars are tha bars made by Cote D'Or of Belgium. All of their bars are just plain delicious. Thei just isn't any better

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Posted by: Chicks Love Chocolate of West Columbia
Date of Posting: 2007-05-13 19:06:06
Email: melanie@chickslovechoocolate.com
My Favorite:
I love Belgian Chocolates filled with wonderful Cointreau liquor! A wonderful combination of orange and chocolate. Yum!

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Posted by: Chicks Love Chocolate of West Columbia
Date of Posting: 2007-05-13 19:05:53
Email: melanie@chickslovechoocolate.com
My Favorite:
I love Belgian Chocolates filled with wonderful Cointreau liquor! A wonderful combination of orange and chocolate. Yum!

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Posted by: Anne Dragonetti of Brussels
Date of Posting: 2007-03-07 06:15:12
Email: anne.ladragonitta@yahoo.ca
My Favorite:
I will die for a bar of Persian Cranberries from Laurent Gerbaud...or one of his kumquats coated with unbelievable Madagascar and Equador couverture...all unexpected combinations of salted and sweet fruit or nuts with a high class choco... yummi! (www.chocolatsgerbaud.be)

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Posted by: Marley of Collingwood
Date of Posting: 2007-02-28 16:58:01
Email: ya.maan@sympatico.ca
My Favorite:
I love all chocolates!!!

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Posted by: Marley of Collingwood
Date of Posting: 2007-02-28 16:57:42
Email: ya.maan@sympatico.ca
My Favorite:
I love all chocolates!!!

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Posted by: Steve Delaney of New York
Date of Posting: 2007-02-09 20:22:56
Email: ste-delaney@hotmail.com
My Favorite:
Give me a box of local Blueberry Port truffles from Chokola'j (www.chokolajchocolate.com) and a Sunday NY Times, and I am set for the weekend.

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Posted by: Peter of Emeryville CA
Date of Posting: 2006-11-21 11:42:29
My Favorite:
...any of Pierre Marcolini's single origin bars, as well as the 'Incrusté' bar. He makes his own couverture, and my is it SUBLIME. They are worth the price if you truly value the flavor of pure chocolate made to perfection, without overt sweetness. http://www.marcolini.be/EN/accueil.html

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Posted by: Helen DeRoach of New York, NY
Date of Posting: 2006-10-28 15:06:47
My Favorite:
On lazy Saturdays, there is nothing better than any bonbon from Vosges, on Spring Street. The seriously weird Rooster with cheese and walnuts is my favorite.

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Posted by: Robert Noel of Brentwood
Date of Posting: 2006-10-03 15:37:14
Email: chocolat@chocolateguild.com
My Favorite:
Well I am a fan of many chocolates. I am more of a fan of straight Chocolate but when it comes to Bonbons there are two chocolatiers that stand out....if you are on the west coast you must visit and try chocolates from Frans Chocolates in Seattle and Recchiuti Confections in San Francisco. Those are two of the best chocolatiers in the USA and are up there with the best in the world....try them out next time you are in the area or order some chocolates off their websites....

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Posted by: Henry Palmer of San Francisco
Date of Posting: 2006-10-03 14:19:42
My Favorite:
I am in love with Scharffen Berger's nibbly bar. Dark chocolate with a crunch. A grownups's Nestle crunch bar.

Hank

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