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Vosges
Volcano Island Honey Truffle
Good+
Weight: .397 oz. (11.25 g.) /3.7 oz. (106 g.) for 9-piece box
Calories: 60 calories
Cost: $ part of larger, 9-piece assortment box
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Honey. And not just any honey. This Vosges (Chicago, IL) chocolate truffle was filled with a layer of dark chocolate ganache, and a layer of organic honey from the wonderfully seismic and scenic, "Big Island" of Hawaii. (The honey supplier: Volcano Island Hawaii.)
It's always dreamy to think about Hawaii in the middle of winter. I ate this truffle in the cold morning air; I should have warmed it up a few degrees first, to be able to enjoy optimal flavors and texture. Aloha.
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