Lindt Lindor Chocolate Truffles

These chocolates really are little pieces of heaven... ==My first taste== I first tried these chocolates a couple of years ago, not being a big chocolate fan I thought I'd give them a go, I work part-time as a dance teacher and received my first box as a Christmas gift from one of my pupils - that pupil will always be my favourite now!! Ever since then these have been top of my Christmas and birthday list every year! I cannot get enough! ==Irresistibly Smooth== They state on the box that these truffles are irresistibly smooth, and I can guarantee that they are the smoothest most melt in the mouth chocolates that have ever appeared on the ...  Read the complete review

I'm still suffering in the land of diet, but I might have caved last night and eaten a few of these after some idiot bought them...I can resist some chocolates, but not these...I adore Lindt chocolate, especially their milk chocolates, because they are just so rich and creamy tasting they are hard to beat...well worth the extra cost if you ask me. These are smooth round chocolate truffles filled with soft melty milk chocolate inside. Chocgasm! The packaging Lindt has a classy image and the muted red, white and gold boxes these come in fit that image nicely...they are slightly Christmassy, but not garishly so. The chocolates themselves are ...  Read the complete review

I'm usually quite a fan of Lindtand Sprungli. I love their dark chocolate bar, which is so full of cocoa that it cracks like a whip when broken. So I was surprised and disappointed when I tried these recently to find myself not wanting to finish the packet. I expected that someone who knew how to make a decent bar of chocolate would produce less wimpy, more chocolatey sweeties!! First of all, let me define what I mean by chocolate in this context. Chocolate is made of cocoa. The higher the proportion of cocoa solids in it, the better quality the chocolate. Don't get me wrong, I love a Cadbury's Dairy Milk as well as the next person. But the proprotion ...  Read the complete review

The bright red box is particularly eye-catching, with its white, almost lace-like pattern creeping up the box. The words of the maker 'Lindt' in gold fancy writing with its logo and signature oval is at the top of the box, almost engraved in gold filigree. The box is classy and expensive looking, the colours are eyecatching and rich. These are expensive, but they are not your normal everyday chocolate bars that you buy when collecting your morning paper, no sir, these are not normal everyday chocolates but a delight to be devoured in (secret) special moments :0) ~~~My memories~~~ I cannot remember the first time that I tasted a ...  Read the complete review

I have had a box of Lindt Lindor chocolates in my cupboard since Christmas because I love them but they are too sweet for me and too sweet for my diet so I decided it was best for me to not even open them. Last night I had a little dinner party for my daughters, sons in law and grandaughters so after we had all eaten our meals I got my box of Lindor out for everyone to share. They are quite big for individually wrapped chocolates. They are round and bigger than Maltesers but smaller than Ferrero Rocher and I think they are just the right size. Lindor chocolates are very easy to open because they are wrapped up like sweets and not in foil like most chocolates ...  Read the complete review