Easter, Courtesy of Godiva
Since its introduction to the American palate in 1966, Godiva has charmed chocolate lovers with its sinfully rich and decadent creations, which includes truffles, bars, and pralines. And for the holidays, Godiva balances that level of chocolate sophistication with adorable and whimsical designs.
Sweeten your holiday with these tasty creations:
About Godiva
Godiva Chocolatier was founded 80 years ago in Brussels, Belgium by master chocolatier Joseph Draps. He named his company Godiva in honor of the legendary lady who became synonymous with grace, beauty, and bold courage. In 1972, the first Godiva boutique was opened in North America, on New York's fashionable Fifth Avenue to be exact. Since then, over 275 boutiques have opened around the country.
Sweeten your holiday with these tasty creations:
- Easter Egg Tote -- a mix of dark, milk, coconut, and almond butter eggs inside a tote bag decorated with fluffy yellow chicks. Once you polish off the eggs (which won't take long, we're certain), keep the tote for your child to use during an Easter egg hunt, or for making their own Easter basket. $15.00
- Bailey, The Milk Chocolate Bunny -- A favorite for several years now, Bailey sits in a beautifully illustrated box, framed by green fields and flowers. Bailey is 9 ounces of pure milk chocolate and is, admittedly, a bit of a giant. A perfect gift for anyone who loves superior quality chocolate. $22.50
About Godiva
Godiva Chocolatier was founded 80 years ago in Brussels, Belgium by master chocolatier Joseph Draps. He named his company Godiva in honor of the legendary lady who became synonymous with grace, beauty, and bold courage. In 1972, the first Godiva boutique was opened in North America, on New York's fashionable Fifth Avenue to be exact. Since then, over 275 boutiques have opened around the country.