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- There is no better gift than a box of chocolates - especially when it's delivered right to your door.
- These are the best chocolates you can buy online whether you want fancy gourmet chocolates, exotic truffles, an elaborate gift basket, or an affordable box of chocolates.
Pretty much the only people who don't like chocolate are the people who are allergic to it, so it's the perfect gift to give any time of the year.
Although you can pop into any pharmacy and grab a box of Russell Stover or Whitman's chocolates, you're better off shopping around to find delicious gourmet chocolates that you'll actually enjoy.
Not only do chocolates made by master chocolatiers taste better, they're also less expensive and more accessible online than you might think. You don't have to live in New York City or travel to Europe to find delicious gourmet chocolate - all you have to do is read our guide.
We've done the research and the taste testing to find the absolute best chocolates you can buy online.
Here is the best chocolate you can buy online:
- Best Belgian gourmet: Neuhaus Chocolates
- Best French gourmet: Michel Cluizel Chocolates
- Best French high-end: La Maison du Chocolat
- Best exotic gourmet: Vosges Haut-Chocolat
- Best gourmet bar: K+M
- Best berries: Shari's Berries
- Best affordable Swiss: Lindt Chocolates
- Best Mexican chocolate: Taza
- Best affordable Belgian: Godiva Chocolates
- Best affordable bars: Green & Black's
- Best over-the-top gourmet gift box: Jacques Torres
Updated on 02/06/2019 by Malarie Gokey: Added links to our valentine's day gift guides. Removed out of stock items.
Read on in the slides below to check out the best chocolate you can buy online for the holiday season, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, or any other special occasion.
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