Truffles Mathez - Nature (250g)

A seductive truffle creation from the French chocolatier Mathez. Chocolat Mathez SA, master chocolate makers since 1934, specializes in the production of exquisitely spiced chocolate truffles according to traditional recipes. Mathez's Truffes Fantaisie come in an attractive, elegantly designed gift box, making them a perfect small, exquisite gift idea.

These melt-in-your-mouth chocolate truffles are coated with a thin layer of the finest cocoa powder. They slowly melt on the tongue, leaving a long-lasting cocoa flavor in the mouth.

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€9,50
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€9,50
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€38,00  per  kg
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