Customer Reviews

Chocmod Truffettes de France Natural Truffles, Plain, 1000-Gram Boxes

5 star:		(90)
4 star:		(14)
3 star:		(7)
2 star:		(6)
1 star:		(21)

 

 

Same "truffles" that Trader Joe's and Whole Foods sell for $3-$6.

They charged me $10.00 for shipping and handling. I figured, okay, it is in a temperature secure package and they rush it because it is perishable, but no, it came in a regular box, and it was sent out before a holiday weekend, so it spent extra time floating around. Once it arrived it was not 'individualy wrapped', but two large bags in one box. The main ingredient if vegetable shortening and the flavor and texture is about the same as frosting off the baking shelves at my grocery store. Waste of time and money, but if you aren't picky the flavor is okay.

I've had MANY different types, including Godiva, belgian stuff, etc. and these are really the only ones that I like. I don't know what it is, but these are AMAZING! Just the right consistency, not too sugary, not too bitter, very rich, not quite like fudge, but not crumbly, either. Great stuff! You might want to check out Costco, who also carries this stuff.

128 pieces of pure chocolate delight! The best Holiday deal around. These chocolate truffles are authentic French Truffles, imported from France. What a deal. I've never seen French truffles this cheap. and they taste great!

Absolutely delicious, rich, cocoa-coated chocolate drops. Smooth texture, devine flavor, melt-in-your-mouth good! These are a great bargain at 2 lbs. There are 2 foil bags in the box and they last well. There's no comparison to ordinary chocolate. Just superb!

I frist tried this chocolate as a gift, finished the 1kg (2 lb) in 2 days. Went back to the person and asked for more. That's how good it is. It literarly MELT in your mouth. Sweet but not annoying, not ever after taking 50 at a time! Must try.

These "natural truffles" are a real travesty of chocolate. Absolutely disgusting. Want to know why the package doesn't display the word "chocolate" anywhere? Because they're not legally allowed to. These "truffles" do not fit the Food and Drug Administration's legal definition of chocolate. I'm not joking. These things are composed entirely of palm oil with a light dusting of cocoa powder. Cocoa powder, aka "cocoa solids", do not contain cocoa butter as does chocolate liquor, and do not satisfy the definition of chocolate. These are a substandard imitation of true chocolate, which is readily apparent in their similarity in consistency to Crisco. The reason they are made with palm oil is because it is significantly cheaper than cocoa butter. It's a cheapness you can taste, definitely. Believe me, I am no connoisseur of chocolate, and no purist by any means. They're just plain bad. Hell, a Hershey's bar is less fake than these.

These chocolates are the best i have ever eaten.You can forget your diet,they are just too good to pass up.I bought several more as gifts.As with last year some may never have a chance to be gift wrapped!! 5 star rated.Thank you Stewart L 11/15/06

I was introduced to this product at a Christmas party. A local beverage distributor brought a selection of wines for party guests to sample. He also brought a box of these chocolates for us to eat with the port wine he served after dinner. I was very impressed and had to find some of these chocolates to share with my guests. These chocolates have a rich chocolate flavor that makes other chocolate seem tasteless. I don't recommend eating the whole box at a sitting, but eating one or two with a glass of fine port wine puts a wonderful finish on any special occassion.

These truffles are absolutely decadent! I am coming back for more after already ordering 5 boxes. After tasting them, I am going to hand them out at Christmas to everyone I know. I am not real crazy about the packaging(nothing wrong with packaging- just my personal preferance), so I am going to fancy them up a bit in some nicely decorated canisters (this way I can sneak a few out for myself). The truffles themselves look and taste as if they were bought in a high end chocolatier shop.