Easter Chocolate Candy Seashells, 8.82 oz, 22 pc Gourmet Hazelnut Praliné Truffles by GuyLian, Assorted White & Milk Belgian Chocolate, Easter Basket Stuffers for Adults, Gifts for Kids

Tastes really good, rich and smooth. Makes for a fantastic gift because it's actually good and have not declined in quality like most domestic brands.

A little bit on the sweeter side, but still worth every delicious bite.

Great taste, texture, design and delivered without any problem. I saw a few reviews saying it came melted and few of them were in December so it was a gambling - but to my luck it came whole and without any issue (also delivered in late December).

i’m sure this a chocolate is great. It just needed to have been packed in ice.

Very sweet

Belgian chocolate is the best chocolate in the world. It’s smooth and creamy. I use to live in Belgium and where the chocolate stores were it seemed like I would try out the chocolates on my lunch hour. When we moved back to the States we found all this Belgian chocolate and I am so happy. Like I said, “It is the best chocolate in the world”.

I tried a different brand of seashells at a gathering and they were delicious. So good that I started looking for them and found these. I assumed they were the same but they're clearly not. They're just ok, I guess? They're not very creamy and they taste more like peanut than hazelnut. I even had someone else try them to see if I was just off, but they agreed. Peanuty and just ok. The expiration date isn't close, they seemed fresh, and they didn't melt. But they just don't taste that good to me. If you're a picky eater, like I am, you won't enjoy them.

I used to buy these 3 tier boxes of these truffle chocolates! A friend of mine, had them imported from Germany. Back then over 25 years,ago, a 3 tier box cost $5.00! There were 3 tiers of 60 chocolate seashell and stars and sea horses. Goodness they melted in your mouth. here we are a vile time in mans history, the cost of these chocolates, have shrunk in packaging and size of the chocolates. The name remains the same, but the inside are the chocolats. My first box 8 ounces. They contained 10. Though pricey like no tommorrow, I bought them. I was gobbling them up. I couldn't help myself, I ate that box up in 15 minute. So I ordered a similar kind same 8 ounces but though box Saud From Belgium, the taste was not the same. Fast was gritty, no taste. It was chocolate but nearly any hazelnut mixed in the chocolate. I have the 2nd box to a friend. 2 boxes were $14.00 plus tax. So then I ordered a bigger box package. I open the container box where the guy main box was sitting in. I was shocked. The package had already been opened. The paper lining had been off. It was scary, like who opened this package up? I ate one, oh my it was delicious. I checked all the chocolates. They were fine!!!! If you truly want a treat get Guylain. They are not cheap by any means. Buy small and work your way up. So far I have had 2 different sets, the fake made in Belgium for under $15.00 and two (1) for $17.00 and last week tried the package kind for $3.00 more. These scared me cause package was already opened. I have looked else where and Aldi and or Lild,DID carry them. But by the time I found out, the shelves were empty. Yrs ago Sams club carried the 3 tier boxes. But no more. I highly recommend these chocolates. Very pricey though.

I had these years ago and remember enjoying them, so bought again and not disappointed. VERY nice. We will buy these again when we need a chocolate fix.

These are good Belgian chocolates, they can't be found locally these days, so I plan on ordering more online from this merchant.

as described.

Those are my favorites. Can’t find them here anymore. Usually way over priced. There are decently priced to get my favorite chocolates. Problem is I can’t stop eating them.

The Guylian box shown on product page is identical to the one I've purchased once a year for myself for decades. The box I received has been redesigned. i.e. no viewing window on new solid lift up lid. The lid states "the original seashells". Lid also shows "improved praline recipe". To me, the new recipe tastes horrible! Since 1958 a beloved chocolate. Assume "improved recipe" incorporates ingredients to reduce manufacturing costs. Not an uncommon practice. e.g. loved Oreo cookies until they changed recipe