Quantity: Each box consists of three lots of six individual flavours, so 18 chocolates in total (at around 180g). This chocolatier has a high ethical standard, selecting cocoa from the Dominican Republic, all of which is certified as Organic or UTZ/Rainbow Alliance approved. They use 100% renewable energy to power their production line. Each month you'll receive an assortment of flavours from the current range of bars or bonbons, depending on which you select. If you know and love the finer side of chocolate and patisserie, you'll be very familiar with William Curley's work. Club Curley is a subscription box service which ships a monthly parcel to you full of new products to try out, seasonal favourites, and bestselling items. Have you tasted volcanic chocolate? Firetree specialises in single-origin chocolate from volcanic islands, known for adding extra characteristics from the terroir into the flavour profile of the bars.

Aurosó Chocolate specialises in luxury dark chocolate bars that are surprisingly low in sugar yet full-on in flavour. These are definitely grown-up chocolate bars that you'll want to keep away from the kids. They also produce honey ganache bonbons with the same ethos. Vegan-friendly, dairy-free, and suitable for Halal and Kosher diets, these bars are completely different to anything you've tried before. Harry Specters seeks to grow the confidence and skills of young people with autism by providing employment and training opportunities. This feel good social cause is at the heart of everything they do, and the monthly chocolate club is a way for you to contribute and benefit at the same time. I'm pretty sure everyone has tasted Cadbury chocolate at some point in their life. In case note, here's my Cadbury Dairy Milk Premier League Football Pitch Bar review to give you an idea on what to expect in terms of taste. For legal reasons, some products can’t be labelled as sugar-free. In the UK and EU, chocolates and other items may only be called “sugar-free” if they contain less than 0.5g sugar per 100g.Buy it for:Yourself, or someone who'd appreciate a generous helping of assorted chocolates each month. As Coco Chemistry makes fresh chocolates, they incorporate real fruit purees and fresh cream inside, so can only be stored for a short period of time. Eat them sooner rather than later for a fresher taste.

Variety: Choose to receive a random selection of either chocolate bars or honey ganache chocolates each month. good value. The value of the contents in good subscription boxes normally exceeds the monthly price. Holland & Barrett aims to be as green and energy efficient as possible. To keep air miles to a minimum, they source over 95% of their products from suppliers within the UK. Hotel Chocolat Inventing Room Subscription A box of experimental chocolate products (Photo credit to Hotel Chocolat)

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For the past four years, Planet Organic has been a zero-food-waste business. Excess food is distributed to the Olio and Too Good to Go charities. This three-month subscription sees you receive three deliveries of two bears each. At the time of writing, you'd get Duffy's Venezuela Ocumare 55% milk and Dominican Republic 65% dark bars in the first month. Then it's Duffy's Honduras Indio Rojo 72% dark and Ecuador Camino Verde 72% dark bars in month two, with a Venezuela Ocumare 72% dark and Panama Tierra Oscura 72% dark chocolate bar in the third and final month.