This is an assortment from luxury chocolate maker Godiva.
Six kinds of chocolate are arranged against a pale blue background on the stylish package. Their glossy surfaces look delicious.
Godiva Biscuit Collection Box
The best-before date is printed on the box.
With six varieties inside, it is difficult to decide which one to eat first.
The chocolate is naturally outstanding, but the cookies are crisp and delicious too.
They must be designed specifically to complement Godiva chocolate.
Every variety was excellent, but my favorite was the hazelnut praline. The thick layer of rich chocolate tasted wonderfully indulgent.
One Precaution When Eating the Godiva Biscuit Collection Box
Once the package lid has been opened, the cookie portions absorb moisture, so finish them on the same day.
Because it was precious Godiva, I saved half for the next day, only to discover that the biscuits had gone soft. I was terribly disappointed.
Plain chocolate would not have this problem, but these are chocolate-covered cookies.
If giving them as a souvenir, mention this to the recipient.
As long as the package remains unopened, the shelf life is generous and room-temperature storage is possible.
This is recommended as a souvenir for chocolate lovers.
Godiva Biscuit Collection Box Product Info, Expiration Date, Manufacturer
| Product Name | Godiva Biscuit Collection Box |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / Seller | Godiva Japan |
| Address | 3-2-1 Roppongi, Minato, Tokyo |
| Expiration Date | - |
| Place of Purchase | - |
| Price | ¥2,700 |
