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12-pack of Bonbon ChocolatesVendor:12-pack of Bonbon ChocolatesRUMO- Regular price
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3,600.00TL - Regular price
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3,600.00TL
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12-pack of Bonbon ChocolatesVendor:12-pack of Bonbon ChocolatesRUMO- Regular price
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1,200.00TL - Regular price
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1,200.00TL
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Boxed Chocolates
Boxed chocolates are not only the best way to say, "I'll have a little treat with my coffee," but also the sweetest way to say, "you're on my mind" as a gift. Whether you want to give yourself a small break or surprise your loved ones with an elegant gift…
They can be ideal, especially for those looking for a boxed chocolate gift. If you want to feel that "this is a wonderful surprise" as soon as the box is opened, we recommend you examine the types of boxed chocolates on this page individually. The chocolates in each box are not only handmade but also specially prepared. We promise you will taste each product in the contents individually.
In this article, we will cover what to consider when choosing a chocolate box, as well as the chocolate chart and its varieties. We will create a small flavor map to make your choice easier.
Types of Boxed Chocolates
Perhaps the most beautiful aspect of chocolate is that each box doesn't offer just one flavor; it reveals a small "flavor map." Thanks to various bonbon chocolates and truffles, it's possible to experience a different taste every day. Especially when paired with specialty coffee, it creates a special moment beyond a simple taste. Some days you might gravitate towards intensely cocoa-flavored treats, other days fruity ones, and on others, hazelnut flavors.
You can also use the chocolates from the box to enhance your coffee experience. In this collection, bonbon and truffle options stand out. On one hand, soft textures, and on the other, surprising fillings.
The mini-guide below will help you quickly choose which box pairs best with which moment and coffee:
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Chocolate Name (visual) |
Contents / flavor profile (brief) |
Rumo coffee pairing |
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Raspberry Peanut |
Raspberry touch + peanut (fruity/nutty) |
Rwanda Ibisi |
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Passion Fruit Mango |
Tropical fruits: passion fruit + mango |
Ethiopia Lalesa |
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Bodrum Mandarin Cheesecake |
Mandarin freshness + cheesecake creaminess |
Ethiopia Asefa Dukamo |
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Sour Cherry Dark |
Sour cherry tartness + bitter/dark character |
Costa Rica Las Torres |
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Salted Caramel Espresso |
Salted caramel + espresso highlight |
Brazil Fazenda Sertao) |
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Tiramisu |
Coffee-cocoa dessert feel (creamy) |
Colombia El Recreo |
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Hazelnut Truffle |
Roasted hazelnut intensity |
Rwanda Cyato |
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Raspberry Truffle |
Raspberry (fruity, slightly tart) |
Colombia Gaitania |
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Pistachio Truffle |
Pistachio (oily/intense) |
Peru Aprocassi |
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Passion Fruit Truffle |
Passion fruit (tropical, lively acidity) |
Santa Monica Lychee |
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Peanut Truffle |
Peanut (roasted/creamy) |
Rwanda Ibisi |
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Matcha Truffle |
Matcha (green tea, herbal) |
Colombia La Bonita |
Boxed Chocolate Prices
The decisive factor when choosing a chocolate is, of course, its quality. We know that after quality, there are many factors ranging from its packaging to its price. After the question "which is the best?" comes the question "what should its price be?"
The main factors determining boxed chocolate prices are:
· Box contents and quantity
· Ingredients used
· Presentation/packaging
You will see boxes with different quantities among the products on this page. This will make it easier for you to choose the one that best suits your budget and needs. For example, for a small gesture, small boxed chocolate options, a box of 6, is a perfect representative of the "small but significant" principle.
Small but useful tips when choosing boxed chocolates
If you want to make a "quick but good" choice for a box of chocolates, this short list will make your job easier:
- Consider the taste preferences of the person you're buying for: bitter, milk, or fruity?
- If it's a gift, "shareability" is important: mixed boxes are usually a safer choice.
- Imagine the presentation moment: a small note, a ribbon, even a simple "thank you for being you" can elevate it.
- Plan the consumption: for one person, or a crowd? Choose mini/classic/large accordingly.
Final Touch: Sweeten the Moment
Often the best gift is not the "big" one, but the right one. Chocolate boxes, in particular, convey the message "we can't meet, but you're in my heart" in the most delicate way. Moreover, with such choices, even a few good pieces of chocolate inside the box can instantly change the mood of the day.
In summary, a well-chosen box of chocolates is sometimes more than just a box. It's a sweet token that replaces a thank you, a celebration, a hug…

