Perfection Chocolates & Sweets

It’s so lovely to see our beautiful gift bag in someone’s home as a gift they wrote back saying how wonderful our products are and I’m looking forward to eating them all.

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 all you have to do is scan the QR code fill in the form with all your details and that’s all a week before Christmas will be selecting five. Lucky winners in the Perfection chocolate giveaway! Share this with your friends. Unfortunately this is only for Australia as it is to difficult to ship overseas.

Our family business is giving you a chance to win, 1 of 5 $100 perfection Chocolate gift boxes for Christmas.
All you have to do is click on the link below fill in the form cross your fingers and the winners will be notified by email or phone

Fill in the details for your chance to win 1 of 5 $100 Perfection Chocolate gift boxes!!!

Peanuts and chocolate are a match made in heaven, but bundle in some salted caramel too and suddenly I don't need to meet God, I've found him!

Rich creamy peanut butter and delicately salted caramel combined with hand made milk chocolate make something out of this world.

This won't last long in the house, so make sure you order two! One to share and one to hide, of course!

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Chocolate was considered a luxurious and coveted treat in European history, and it was often given as a gift to royalty and nobility. For example, during the reign of King Louis XIV of France in the 17th century, chocolate was a highly prized commodity, and only the elite, including the king and his court, had access to it. Chocolate was often presented to royalty as a symbol of wealth, power, and prestige.

The association between chocolate and royalty continued over the centuries. Even today, chocolate is often given as a gift on special occasions or to honor esteemed guests, reflecting its historical significance as a token of appreciation and luxury.

If you'd like to experience some of that luxury, check out our delicious soft centres today!

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A piece of Perfection chocolate will make your day.🍫

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Our family gift box will make your name at family gatherings legendary!

Every family has it's own unique flavour, like how Aunt Beryl always brings the same trifle year after year, and Great Uncle Stan always brings the fish every one is too scared to eat but he caught himself and we all have to listen to the story of the greatest fishing catch in history.

But you can provide a luscious desert bar simply, easy and beautifully with just one of our family gift boxes! Just open the packets and present on your most elegant crockery and your friends and family will be blown away!

Available right now, and postage is included!

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Chocolate has been given as a gift for special occasions for centuries. The ancient Mayans and Aztecs of Central and South America believed that cacao had divine properties and used it in their religious ceremonies. They also exchanged cacao beans as gifts, and sometimes used them as a form of currency.

In Europe, chocolate became popular in the 16th and 17th centuries, and was often given as a gift to royalty and nobility. It was considered a luxury item, and was often decorated with gold leaf or other ornate embellishments.

By the 19th century, chocolate had become more widely available, and was a popular gift for holidays like Christmas and Easter. In fact, many of the traditions we associate with these holidays today, such as chocolate Easter eggs and chocolate advent calendars, have their roots in the European chocolate-making traditions of the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Today, chocolate is still a popular gift for special occasions like Valentine's Day, birthdays, and weddings. Many chocolatiers create special collections of chocolates and truffles for these occasions, featuring unique flavours and packaging that make them perfect for gift-giving.

Despite its name, white chocolate is not technically a chocolate at all! Unlike traditional chocolate, which is made from cacao solids, sugar, and sometimes milk or cream, white chocolate is made from cocoa butter, sugar, and milk solids. Cocoa butter is the fatty component of the cacao bean that gives chocolate its smooth and creamy texture.

To make white chocolate, cocoa butter is extracted from the cacao bean and combined with sugar and milk solids to create a sweet and creamy confection. Because it contains no cacao solids, some people argue that white chocolate is not "real" chocolate. However, it is still a popular treat enjoyed by many people around the world, and can be used in a variety of desserts and baked goods.

One interesting thing about white chocolate is that it can be infused with a wide range of flavours, from classic vanilla and caramel to more exotic flavours like lavender or chai. You should check out our delicious range of bars today!

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Want to feel like Ancient Incan Royalty (but with more sugar?)

Our pre-prepared hot chocolate spoons make it easy - just warm your milk however you like (we won't judge) and then stir your way to delicious happiness.

A perfect gift, a tempting treat, a great idea, all wrapped into one! Get yours today:

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Is milk or white chocolate healthier?

Milk chocolate contains cocoa solids, which are rich in antioxidants called flavanols. Flavanols have been linked to a range of health benefits, including improved heart health and cognitive function. However, milk chocolate also contains a significant amount of sugar and milk solids, which can negate some of these health benefits.

White chocolate, on the other hand, contains no cocoa solids and therefore does not contain flavanols. While it does contain cocoa butter, which is a source of healthy fats, it is also high in sugar and calories, which can have negative effects on health if consumed in excess.

Overall, while milk chocolate may offer some health benefits due to its cocoa content, it is still a treat that should be enjoyed in moderation. White chocolate, on the other hand, is generally considered to be a less healthy option due to its lack of flavanols and high sugar content. If you're looking for a healthier chocolate option, it's best to opt for dark chocolate with a high percentage of cocoa solids, which tends to have the highest levels of flavanols and the lowest levels of sugar.

Which chocolate floats your boat? Mildly healthy, not healthy, or best healthy?

Chocolate is a lot like coffee or wine. Where the beans grow, the minerals in the dirt, the amount of sun they get, the fermentation and roasting methods, all change the flavour of the chocolate.

For a truly unique chocolate experience, try chocolate made from rare and exotic cacao varieties like the Criollo or the Nacional.

These types of chocolate have distinct flavours and aromas that set them apart from more common varieties.

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Everybody loves chocolate!

The chocolate industry is a major global business, with an estimated value of over $100 billion.

Many countries, like Switzerland and Belgium, are known for their high-quality chocolate production.

Australia also has high quality chocolate here, through Perfection Chocolates! Order your treats today!

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Smothered in smooth Dark Chocolate, Slivered Almonds are the perfect secret treat!

Hand made, luxurious and indulgent, the sweetness and crunch of the almonds in tempting dark chocolate can not be denied.

Refill your secret chocolate stash today!

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Are you feverish for chocolate?

In the 16th century, chocolate was believed to have medicinal properties and was used to treat a all sorts of things, such as indigestion, fever, and even heart disease.

Dark chocolate has been proven to have high antioxidants and other medicinal properties, so perhaps 16th century doctors were on to something!

Who loves their chocolate?

Chocolate was once so valuable that it was used as a form of currency. The Aztecs and Mayans would trade cacao beans for goods like food, clothing, and even people!

What would you trade for some great chocolate?

Tart red cranberries and sweet green pistachios make this creamy white chocolate bar out of this world!

A whole kilo of your favourite indulgence, hand crafted with care and using the highest quality ingredients.

Not to be missed, order here:

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The first chocolate bar was created in 1847 by a British chocolate company called J.S. Fry & Sons. previously, chocolate was consumed primarily as a beverage, a lot like cacoa tea.

Our Limited Edition Leather Gift Box is the perfect way to show that special someone just how much you care.

Designed for special one of a lifetime events, the box crafted with highest quality genuine leather that can be reused for keepsakes and memories.

We’ve packed it full of our incredibly delicious handmade chocolates, so you know you won’t be disappointed.

Get your luxurious, delicious and unique gift here before they run out:

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Did you know that the largest chocolate bar ever made weighed over 12,000 pounds? It was created in Italy in 2012 and measured 18 feet long and 9 feet wide!

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Does chocolate make you feel good?

Chocolate contains a compound called theobromine, which is similar to caffeine and can have a mild stimulant effect. This is why chocolate is often associated with a feeling of energy or euphoria!