Chocolate Rainbow Lovebird Eggs 150g (Box Of 12)
The Chocolate Detective
£19.95
Delivery included
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- Order placed
- 22nd February
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- 27th February
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- Standard delivery
- 3rd - 4th March
- Express delivery
- 28th February - 3rd March
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Description
These delicious eggs are made for us in France with either a delicate hazelnut praline or a salted caramel ganache, and Ecuadorian origin chocolate. Lovebirds are one of the smaller members of the parrot family. These brightly coloured pretty birds are s...
These delicious eggs are made for us in France with either a delicate hazelnut praline or a salted caramel ganache, and Ecuadorian origin chocolate. Lovebirds are one of the smaller members of the parrot family. These brightly coloured pretty birds are so named on account of the deep monogamous bond that they form with their mate and they are affectionate, sociable and intelligent.
12 Love Bird Eggs box contains 6 eggs filled with salted caramel ganache & 6 eggs filled with a crispy hazelnut praline. Colours may vary but fillings remain the same.
The descriptions and artwork are by Madeleine Floyd who we have been working with since lockdown, when she approached us to make a box of Rainbow Nightingale eggs to raise funds for the Nightingale Foundation. Her book ‘Birdsong’ has a host of other beautifully painted and described birds
Need to know
Ingredients - (Allergens: See ingredients in CAPITALS. May also contain traces of eggs, sesame and other tree nuts):
WHITE & GREEN EGGS: sugar, Ecuador cocoa mass, praline 15% (HAZELNUTS, sugar), cocoa butter, whole MILK powder, LACTOSE, concentrated butter (MILK), coating agents, (gum arabic, Carnauba wax, beeswax, shellac), starches, cocoa powder, emulsifier: SOYA lecithin, glucose syrup, colouring ingredients (spirulina, apple and safflower concentrate, and malted BARLEY extract), salt, natural vanilla flavouring, colouring: E160a. BROWN & BLUE EGGS: sugar, cocoa mass, caramel 12% (sugar, water, dextrose), whole MILK powder, cocoa butter, concentrated butter (MILK), glucose syrup, coating agents (gum arabic, Carnauba wax, beeswax, shellac), starches, emulsifier: SOYA lecithin, colouring foodstuffs (apple, safflower, lemon, sweet potato and radish concentrates, malted BARLEY extract), "fleur de sel" salt, natural vanilla flavouring. Milk chocolate contains 30% cocoa min, 19% milk min. Dark chocolate contains 52% cocoa.
Store in a cool, dry, place away from direct light.
Best Before Date:
September 2025.
All packaging is recyclable.
Delivery
The delivery options for this item are listed below (if it doesn't state 'Express delivery' then that option is not available for this product). As soon as you place your order, this small business will spring into action, get it ready and send it out... (and you can feel wonderful for supporting them).
Delivery options available
Standard delivery: included
Receive it by 3rd - 4th March
Express delivery: £2.00
Receive it by 28th February - 3rd March
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The Chocolate Detective
I’ve been obsessed by chocolate since I was child and always loved creating beautiful things. A degree in textile design and a student job selling chocolate in Harrods led to completing a small business course and founding Rococo Chocolates in 1983. After exiting the business in 2019 I set up the Chocolate Detective, and during the pandemic I worked alone out of a small kitchen in at the London Sketch Club in Chelsea perfecting my recipes and designing my no plastic eco packaging. I also supported the Grenada Chocolate Company fundraising to help them through this difficult time. I have invested in an organic cocoa farm in Grenada and the harvest is available to the chocolate company who make some of the best chocolate I have ever tasting in the perfect circular economy that also respects the environment. I am the only person to have been honoured for “Services to chocolate making” (with an OBE from the late Queen Elizabeth in 2014).
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