Yes, when you order $1,000.00 or more. The discounts are as follows:
$1,000 to $2,499 . . . . . . .5% total discount
$2,500 to $4,999 . . . . . .10% total discount
$5,000 to 9,999 . . . . . . .15% total discount
$10,000 and more . . . . . 20% total discount
Our version of a gift basket is in the form of a tote or tower of chocolates. When you select an item from our gift towers and totes you will be prompted to select a Celebration Bar to customize your gift with a special saying or holiday.
We can customize any of our favor boxes found on our Wedding & Event Favors page. We also offer custom Celebration Bars that can be stamped with your logo or custom graphic (email [email protected] for more information or call 260.969.8333).
Yes. We ship all over the world. Please call or email for International shipping quotes (260.969.8343, [email protected]).
Every chocolate has been meticulously time tested and each collection varies greatly. Each product you purchase will have an “Enjoy By” date for you to follow.
We make every effort not to cross contaminate our products; however, they are all produced in the same facility so traces may be present even if they are not components of the product. For further information, please consult each product’s ingredient label or email [email protected].
No.
Not at this time.
None of our chocolates are certified vegan, however our Tart Red Raspberry, Sea Salt Splash, 74% Tasting Bars, and Dark Chocolate Celebration Bars do not contain ingredients derived from animals.
Chocolate does contain caffeine but it is less than an average cup of coffee. Dark chocolate has more caffeine than milk chocolate.
We use a wide range of chocolates that have been produced in various countries that contain beans from several locations. We specialize in cooking all of our centers from scratch and pairing them with a blend of many different types of chocolates.
We make and sell our Giant Caramel Apples every year in the fall. The exact date will depend on when the new crop of Granny Smith Apples arrive. We typically have the apples by the first of October, but sometimes they arrive late September.