These were a gift but they were well received and very tasty.
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The chocolate covered turkish delight was a very interesting take and a must try for someone who loves turkish delight. The chocolate comes well packaged and very presentable for a gift idea. These sweets are individually prepared in papers that make them great for sharing. I'm a huge fan of your more traditionally prepared turkish delight that are much fuller on flavour. The chocolate cover was a twist to what I'm used to when eating turkish delight. For me, the chocolate coating detracts and mutes the usual flavours of a turkish delight, but for my wife (who isn't usually a turkish delight enjoyer) found these delightful.
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Yummy
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They taste nice enough although it’s not the best quality of chocolate I would still eat them I wouldn’t give the as a gift though they’re not very well presented
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I love chocolate Turkish delight, this is one of the best I've ever had. It's expensive, but the taste and texture is wonderful and it's beautifully presented. Would make a lovely gift to someone
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When I initially ordered this chocolate set I was excited. Who wouldn't be at the thought of getting to review some chocolates?! Then I looked a little deeper and found that Valonia is a Turkish brand and that the specific variety I had ordered were "Valonia 4U Chocolate Turkish Delight". Oh no - I don't particularly like Turkish Delight. When I was a boy I put some Potpourri in my mouth at my Nan's house and every since then I have not liked things that taste 'floral' which in my opinion Turkish Delight does. I wasn't a boy I was 19. Joke. So these arrive today, presented well like a good quality and very giftable box of chocolates. Inside the box are 20 chocolates, in four rows of five, and each choccie is sitting in it's own case much like a cupcake! They are quite chunky cube shapes and as such are easy to pick up with my fingers and bite in half. Here I'm pleased to say that the filling was not Turkish Delight! Or that is to say, it was not the pink coloured and floral tasting Turkish Delight. It is still a jelly-like filling but it is chocolate flavoured and not pink coloured. There's also nuts in there. I may not be doing it a great service with my description but the upshot is that I thought it was delicious and different, not to mention my relief at not being the pink kind of Turkish Delight. Overall personally I'm very happy with and impressed by this set of "Chocolate Delight" (now I get the name!) chocolates from brand Valonia. They are delicious and are quite different than anything I have ever had before. I would say they are a good idea for people who like to experiment with new chocolate varieties and/or brands. They would make for an indulgent purchase for yourself or given the high quality presentation I also think they would make for an excellent gift idea. As I said earlier, there is only a total of 20 chocolates in the whole box and the currently listed price is £14.58 (correct at time of writing). It is tough to say if that is good value or not. I would say that I think these are high quality treats in a well-presented package. As for whether or not they're worth the money...sorry but I'm going to have to leave that one up to you to decide for yourself. I really liked them though for what it's worth.
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If all you want is some great tasting traditional turkish delight, smothered in lovely milk chocolate, then I'm happy to report these will tick the boxes. The packaging is really nice, and clearly a lot of love has been poured into the presentation. The choccies were fresh, and as I said, tasted just gorgeous. They're a bit expensive though. You get about 17 small chocolates in total, weighing 200g. At nearly £1 per chocolate, it's not something I'd buy regularly. But if you're gifting these to someone, then they don't need to pay for them! And they will be very, very happy with what they receive.
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I ordered the Princess Almond box of chocolates as a treat for myself, however I’d say the presentation and price of these probably makes them more of a gifting box of chocs. The box itself is a slightly matt-finish metallic gold, with an outer removeable sleeve. The chocolates sit in row dividers under a layer of grease proof-type paper. The chocolates themselves are basically almonds, covered in chocolate, with an outer layer of cocoa powder. I wouldn’t usually go for dark chocolate- I’m more of a sweet Swiss milk chocolate lover-however the dark chocolate on these has no bitterness at all, and at 63% dark chocolate it tastes more like a delicious milk chocolate. All in all, I found these choccies utterly scrummy ….I did try to ration myself, but they didn’t last very long at all, as they’re very moreish. So if you’re looking for a luxury alternative to the well-known brands to gift this Christmas, I’d definitely recommend these- at £14.99 at time of reviewing they’re not cheap, but they will most definitely go down well!
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