Recommended Retail Price: $24
Sale Price: $10 | P&H: $6 1
Expires: 5th July (2010)
Delivery: 5-6 business days.
You can treat yourself or a loved one to an extremely delicious treat with a box of these chocolates. The BEST Cocoa has come from Asia, South America and Africa and put into these scrummy little squares to be admired and enjoyed by chocolate connoisseurs across the land.
Each 3 x pack of Guylian Solitaire Origin Chocolates is sold separately.
A selection of the best cocoa beans from Asia, South America and Africa
Delicious dark chocolate squaresA must for plain dark chocolate connoisseurs everywhere
30 chocolates: Asian Dark, Aztec Gold and African Ebony
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![image](http://www.guylian.be/images/solitaire-asian-dark.jpg "Delicious Asian Dark 56% Cocoa")
* Asian Dark (56% cocoa)
A balanced mix of Asian beans from the Forastero and Criollo cocoa trees
These trees have adapted to the local climate and produce a mild cocoa aroma with a hint of herbs
![image](http://www.guylian.be/images/solitaire-aztec-gold.jpg "Delicious Aztec Gold 65% Cocoa")
* Aztec Gold (65% cocoa)
Blend of South American and Caribbean beans from Ecuador (Arriba), Colombia (Trinitario) and Santo Domingo (Criollo) in a balanced mixture with African beans
A strong and bitter dark chocolate
![image](http://www.guylian.be/images/solitaire-african-ebony.jpg "Delicious African Ebony 70% Cocoa")
* African Ebony (70% cocoa)
Harmonious mix of Ivory Coast, Ghana and Nigerian beans with a touch of Sao Tomé
A full powerful chocolate gives the strength and flavour of the West African jungle
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Guylian has selected only the best cocoa beans from Asia, South America and Africa to create these delicious dark chocolate squares. The unique blend of the highest quality of origin chocolate makes Solitaire a must have for plain dark chocolate connoisseurs everywhere.
![image](http://imgur.com/NEDHv.jpg "Luxury chocolates that will make everyone happy!")
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In theory: $5.00 ea [30pcs] + 99c shipping = $16.00 total [90pcs] ↩
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