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People who love chocolate but only the good kind

A few days ago I was walking around Tysons Mall and I saw something in a store's window that caught my eye.  There on a tray were bright red strawberries dipped in chocolate. My FAVORITE! They looked absolutly PERFECT.  I soon found myself inside that Godiva store.  I didn't know they had one because I usually never paid any attention to that area of the mall.  Inside of the store was a chocolate heaven.  They had all types of chocoaltes and sweets.  They had a lot of boxed chocolates, a perfect gift for any occasion.  Even though I think the price of Godiva products are extremely expensive, they are worth it.  They even have Godiva coffee and hot cocoa.  My birthday was last week and I recieved a box of Godiva chocolate from a good friend of mine.  My eyes brightened as I opened the gift.  I already ate half of the box.  It delicious!  If you haven't sampled Godiva yet, you should.  Check out their website if you want to see what types of chocolate they have: 

http://www.godiva.com/welcome.aspx

posted by: dclanor at 01:40 | link | comments (5) |

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#1  09 November 2007 - 08:24

 

Yeah, Godiva is a pretty good place for chocolate. I think there was a really good chocolate store over at Potomac Mills, too. I remember something about my mother buying 10 pounds of this really good chocolate popper thing, where it was a hollow milk chocolate shell, filled with other assorted chocolate types...

Makes me want to go see if we've exhausted that supply yet. It's been two years...

OrangeSbr

#2  12 November 2007 - 02:18

 

Same situation dude. LAst year, me n mija were at the same stroe and they had that pot with the strawberries dipped in chocalate. No one was checking so i thought u could just try them. I hate like 8 plus some regular chocalte pieces without anyone knwoing. BOMB. I walked past the store five minutes later and they were like 2 guys guarding the same area.

juallstars

#3  12 November 2007 - 02:58

 

I love chocolates too. Especially Godiva chocolates. I also agree with the price. I received a Godiva chocolate as a gift, but I couldn't eat it, because it was so nicely boxed and it looked very expensive.

masssssss

#4  12 November 2007 - 04:21

 

I never tried the godiva chocolates, but I heard they were really good. The prices for the chocolates are unreasonable; I think a small box of 6-9 chocolates were about $15. I would eat it if I received it for a gift, but I wouldn't buy it.

rlawldms

#5  12 November 2007 - 23:28

 

Yeah,Godiva is a really good chocolate and useless to say,expensive.But I think that the taste is worth the money.It is a really fine and delicious chocolate.It is a symbol of the Belgium chocolate making industry,with a long tradition of refined taste...

http://chocolateblog.motime.com/post/687422#comment

Vladik

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