Lindt Lindor Milk

I am currently in possession of a horrible cold. It has knocked me for six and I have been moaning about it to everyone who will listen. Including all of you! However, there is an upside to this, and that is the following: I have been given chocolates! And not just any chocolates, but lovely, expensive chocolates that I would never buy for myself. I have been given... Lindt Lindor Milk Chocolate Truffles. Lindt are master chocolate makers who have been producing gorgeous chocolates for many years. Their Lindor truffles are no exception. They are smooth milk chocolate balls, inside which are soft, meltable chocolate fillings. The outside chocolate shell is ...  Read the complete review

I'm afraid that I'm one of those that got caught up with the whole "healthy eating" affair, that somehow later transformed into the painful "avoid all chocolate" affair. Long have I left all those chocolate bars in dusty drawers, all the opened chocolate opened but uneaten and hid in cupboards anything even mildly related to the chocolate category. Too long, evidently, for when I recieved a box of Lindt Lindor for Christmas, the taste was almost foreign. Initially I believed it to be because of this needless abandonment of everyone's favourite treat, but I soon came to realise it as something more than that. Lindt is on a totally different ...  Read the complete review

These chocolates have got to be some of the most delicious chocolates I have ever tasted. Lindt is a Swiss chocolate company who make really good quality chocolates. These particular chocolates are in my opinion some of the finest in the Lindt range. Lindor chocolates are individually wrapped chocolates. They are milk chocolate truffles, not dark chocolate, with a chocolate shell on the outside and a smooth melting filing on the inside. If you just suck them for a few seconds they just melt in your mouth. I haven't met a single person who doens't like these chocolates. I bought a box at Christmas and took them into ...  Read the complete review

The first time I had these was as a birthday present and I now absolutely love them! The classic version is milk but they do come in dark, orange, white, mint, raspberry peanut butter and hazelnut varieties. The milk ones are the ones I like most and the ones that you are most likely to see in the shops. Lindt, a well-known brand who make delicious chocolate, makes Lindor! These come in a strange shaped red box (other flavours come in different coloured boxes) and each is individually wrapped. They come in three sizes, 50gram, 200gram and 337gram. They aren't particularly cheap their RRP is 99p, £3.79 and £5.99 respectfully. The ...  Read the complete review