For Music lovers

For vintage, chocolate and music lovers, you have just found the perfect gift. A dark chocolate cassette made from premium Belgian chocolate. Packed in a beautiful window box which looks like an 80's walkman.

Every music lover, rock fan and chocolate lover will look at this beautiful package with wide eyes.
This contains a chocolate vinyl record made from Belgian dark chocolate. Take a piece and taste the refreshing dried lemon and crunchy almonds in it.
The chocolate gramophone record contains no music, so a record player is not necessary. But the chocolate tablet is packaged in an exclusive gatefold packaging, which was conceived by our creative designer, and which received the top prize in the 2015 edition of the “Art of Packaging - Professional” competition.

• A beautiful vinyl rock record made of chocolate.
• Dark chocolate with crunchy almonds and refreshing lemon.
• The chocolate record comes in beautiful packaging.
• Does not contain alcohol.

This really is a perfect gift for any music lover, musician or gourmet who wants to taste something special and unique. Suitable for large and small, woman or man, girl or boy, for a birthday, Father's Day, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day or any other occasion.
Also suitable as a promotional gift.

For lovers of Jazz and chocolate, we created our special "Smooth Jazz" vinyl. A delicious milk chocolate tablet is containing crushed cocoa beans and pieces of candied ginger. A delight that will swing your taste buds!

For all music and chocolate lovers we created a special disc of white chocolate with a balanced addition of strawberries and coloured sprinkles. The album was packaged in a disco style and powdery colour cardboard box. Chocolate disc was made of the finest Belgian chocolate and addressed for the most demanding fan of disco music.

For vintage, chocolate and music lovers, you have just found the perfect gift. A dark chocolate cassette made from premium Belgian chocolate. Packed in a beautiful window box, which makes it look like a walkman from the '80's.
The label on the cassette is not edible.