What kinds of things does she like?
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You probably can’t go wrong with something familiar and easy to buy, like Godiva, or Pierre Marcolini.
In Japan, Royce—also recommended by McDonald’s—is another good choice. It’s delicious. Personally, Fuu’s favorite is the champagne-flavored nama chocolate. It’s a classic souvenir from Sapporo and can be ordered online.
The downside is that, since it’s nama chocolate, it needs to be refrigerated and doesn’t keep for very long...
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That’s lovely, questioner ♡
I think the thought alone is more than enough.
If it were me, I’d be happy with GODIVA. It’s available pretty much everywhere, so you wouldn’t have to run all over the place either.
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You’re seriously amazing, questioner!
I’d love to go out with you too! lol
As someone who loves chocolate, this would honestly make me so happy.
My recommendation is La Maison du Chocolat. I was also really happy to receive BVLGARI chocolates. Jean-Paul Hévin is delicious too. You really can’t go wrong with any famous chocolatier.
The fruit tablets from Jean-Charles Rochoux are also quite hard to get, and I believe they expire the same day, so they have real rarity value!
I’d always thought women were the ones who gave these kinds of gifts, so I think you’re such a wonderful papa (a male supporter)! I hope she’ll be pleased!
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He sounds like a wonderful person.
I’m not very knowledgeable about chocolates, but I often see Bvlgari chocolates online. Their marketing is really good, so I imagine they get a lot of buzz.
Demel chocolates are also beautifully packaged and very cute. I don’t think they were all that expensive, either.
I’m planning to give my papa (a male supporter) in my adult relationship (intimate) some homemade chocolates.
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