Not all chocolate is created equally, especially if the roots are linked to Cadbury. Yes, James Cadbury, the founder of Love Cocoa, is a descendent of the Cadbury chocolate family.
Love Cocoa’s philosophy is to reinvent chocolate classics with a contemporary twist. If this is what you are looking for, this is the ideal pick.
What’s in the box?
It’s time to treat yourself, your friends, or your family to some of the best chocolate selections. Keep trying different flavours until you find a favourite, or more than one!
Depending on your subscription package, you’ll find different chocolates delivered to you in the mail each month. You can select chocolates made of dark, milk, and white chocolate.
But you can enjoy a variety of delicious and imaginative chocolates such as salted caramel, English mint, crushed coffee, strawberry champagne, gingerbread, gin and tonic, honeycomb, orange, nuts, and much more.
Pricing and Periodicity
There are two types of subscription packages you can choose from.
Either select your own flavours or allow members of the Love Cocoa team to pick some for you. Your chocolates will be delivered to you by post every month.
Moreover, Love Cocoa offers you the freedom to set the number of months you wish to keep your subscription. The minimum subscription period is 3 months.
Choose-Your-Own Subscriptions Include:
- 3 Chocolate bars (80g each) of your choice, for £10.00 + £2.99 P&P monthly charge
- 6 Chocolate bars (80g each) of your choice for £20.00 + £2.99 P&P monthly charge
Surprise Me!
- Truffle and Bar Subscription Box for £17.99
- Includes 1x Truffle Tube & 2x Tablet Bars
- Free delivery
- 2 BAR CHOCOLATE CLUB for £8 + £0.99 (P&P) monthly charge
Why Do We Like This Box?
You can easily pause or cancel your subscription after the minimum 3 months are over. You can also change your selection at least 48 hours before the scheduled shipping date of the ‘choose-your-own’ subscription. But the best thing about Love Cocoa is that this company gives back to the planet. One bar sold means one tree planted to fight deforestation and climate change.
