Comments on: Candy Review: Sucre’s Chocolate BonBons

By: Jeni

Jeni — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 21:48:19 +0000

What a gorgeous box! Yeah, the chocolate sounds good, but… what a gorgeous box!

By: Art Pollard

Art Pollard — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 04:17:05 +0000

It is always good to see what is happening in the confectionery circle. I think we are finally starting to see a real awakening here in America when it comes to quality bon-bons. Of course, we have always had lower-quality bon-bons under a number of guises and they surely have their own nostalgic appeal. Flavor, nuance, balance, and beauty are finally becoming paramount — the heralding of great things to come in the American market. I have not yet tried Sucre’s chocolates but clearly a fair amount of effort has gone into creating them and they are trying to make a quality product and surely, I’d like to try Sucre.

By: AntFan

AntFan — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 14:39:09 +0000

Wow, all of those sound GREAT, especially Blange (I love bananas). I also love trying new chocolates (and candy) of all varieties… too bad this is another store where it will cost $16.00 + $16.95 shipping to get a box of 8 chocolates of only 4 varieties. So, in essence, to try 4 chocolates it will cost $32.95 or $8.24 for each kind (actually $4.12 per piece). I want a “one of each” box dang it. I want to try each one of a stores’ specialty chocolates, and I don’t want to spend more then $1.00 to $2.00 a chocolate (especially tiny ones like these)! Every chocolate site needs to offer a “one of each” box. I would pay $30.00-$40.00 (WITH SHIPPING) for 24 different chocolates (and that is spendy). The closest they have is 27 chocolates (of ONLY 4 varieties, again) for $48.00 + $19.95 shipping…so, $67.95 for four different chocolates. Arrrgh.