It is not an expensive gift, but it will prove to them that you remembered them and will make them happy. But which chocolates will really please them? Surely you know to tap-dance between the shelves, looking at everything possible.
If you just want to spend a few pennies, definitely Milka. They are little chocolates in the shape of a four-leaf clover or a heart, and some can be personalized with your name. It\’s a cute, yet inexpensive gift, and the recipient will feel it\’s a nice gesture just because of its shape. There are also a few chocolates in the package. There are also Raffaello Balls, which come in packs of four. Small, but a very nice gift.

But for a big investment, unless the recipient suffers from a nut allergy, I would definitely suggest a Toffifee. Everyone loves toffifee and can eat it all day long. Plus, it\’s priced well enough to please that person and still not cost too much money. But she may appreciate this just as much as if you had spent more.
Seafood is also popular. A bonbonniere costs about 70 kroner and has gained a large following thanks to its interesting taste. So it\’s always a pleasure. A bonbonniere directly imported from Belgium would be more expensive, and the chocolate would be better, but it would still be appreciated. In fact, many say it tastes different today.

Well, if you want to invest more, Merci is the best choice. You can\’t go wrong with the wide variety of chocolates, the message in the name, and the overall atmosphere that the ads evoke for this confection. Besides, the person is at least as likely to share with you a type of chocolate that he or she doesn\’t eat. This ultimately sounds worse than it actually works. If you can\’t get Merci, another fine chocolate in an elegant package is Lindor, which is a chocolate that is “a little bit more expensive than the other two, but still has the same taste.

It is not an expensive gift, but it will prove to them that you remembered them and will make them happy. But which chocolates will really please them? Surely you know to tap-dance between the shelves, looking at everything possible.
If you just want to spend a few pennies, definitely Milka. They are little chocolates in the shape of a four-leaf clover or a heart, and some can be personalized with your name. It\’s a cute, yet inexpensive gift, and the recipient will feel it\’s a nice gesture just because of its shape. There are also a few chocolates in the package. There are also Raffaello Balls, which come in packs of four. Small, but a very nice gift.

But for a big investment, unless the recipient suffers from a nut allergy, I would definitely suggest a Toffifee. Everyone loves toffifee and can eat it all day long. Plus, it\’s priced well enough to please that person and still not cost too much money. But she may appreciate this just as much as if you had spent more.
Seafood is also popular. A bonbonniere costs about 70 kroner and has gained a large following thanks to its interesting taste. So it\’s always a pleasure. A bonbonniere directly imported from Belgium would be more expensive, and the chocolate would be better, but it would still be appreciated. In fact, many say it tastes different today.

Well, if you want to invest more, Merci is the best choice. You can\’t go wrong with the wide variety of chocolates, the message in the name, and the overall atmosphere that the ads evoke for this confection. Besides, the person is at least as likely to share with you a type of chocolate that he or she doesn\’t eat. This ultimately sounds worse than it actually works. If you can\’t get Merci, another fine chocolate in an elegant package is Lindor, which is a chocolate that is “a little bit more expensive than the other two, but still has the same taste.