Everyday I read several blogs. A few days ago someone wrote about receiving some of these sweet little truffles. Lindt Lindor Truffles - Stracciatella. "White chocolate shell with cocoa pieces with a smooth filling."
Try as I might I can't remember or find - and believe me I have tried - who wrote about these little confections. So who did it?
I am familiar with Lindt truffles in general, but I'd not been introduced to this particular variety.
I left a comment for the blogger saying how good they looked and that I'd have to look for them the next time I was in town.
Well, I was in town yesterday on my way to American Eagle when a 75% off sign in the local Hallmark store caught my eye - those 75% off signs will do it every time - and it just pulled me right into the store like a magnet.
I found a few cute Christmas decorations on sale and I also picked up a couple of other little items, one of which needed to be gift wrapped.
To pass the time while waiting I was casually looking at the display by the cash register - the display of individual sweets that are placed in that particular spot to intice spontaneous purchases by customers.
There on the very bottom shelf a container of these little truffles caught my eye. I remembered the blog comment I'd left and I'm a woman of my word. I had to buy one and give it a taste test.
Let me tell you - it was like in the movies when the heavens open up and angels are singing. The outer shell cracked as I bit into the candy and the smooth filling flowed over my tongue. It was love at first taste.
Not that I'd forsake my #1 chocolate love, Freia's Melkesjokolade chocolate bars. NEVER. But they aren't as easily attainable. And the Stracciatella truffles run a pretty close second.
To my blogging friend who introduced me to the truffles I just have to say Thank You!
PS. I did make it to American Eagle but as luck would have it, the hat I wanted was gone.
You are so very welcome ;) Yes, it was me!
ReplyDeleteI like your description: 'it was like...the heavens open up and angels are singing'. It's so TRUE!
Have one for me. I'm out!
I want a bar of that chocolate now!!
ReplyDeleteIt was NOT me but I have to tell you I CHUCKLED OUT LOUD regarding your descriptive taste test!!!! And now my co workers want to know what is so funny about insurance!! HA!
ReplyDeleteThat was a pretty good description of heaven >>LOL!! Have you tried the white coconut Rocher Ferrero ?? OH WOW they are not allowed in my house..honestly !! Don't say I didnt warn you !
ReplyDeleteDiane
I try to stay away from truffles... They disappear way too fast! I might have to try that particular one myself. Who doesn't want a glimpse of heaven?
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I need to find some of those. Truffles make me giddy with joy!
ReplyDeleteHey did someone say chocolate over here? Nope, wasn't this Ozarks farm chick, I make my own truffles but I wouldn't mind takin' one if ya'll offered.
ReplyDeleteI love my chocolate but I've never seen your faved candy bar before. Hummm.
Ya'll have a fantastic day from the hills and hollers of the Missouri Ponderosa!!!
You are now a sister of the delish chocolate club! Im IN LOVE with this chocolate! it is the best ever! o now its gonna be on my mind all day! drat! lol i am going over to see pioneer womans pantry right now thanks for your heads up on that! your header is beautiful..is it at your home?
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to thank you for your sweet comment and hoppin' on my blog. I sure hope ya'll enjoy the ride.
ReplyDeleteIn the words of old Granny Clampett, Ya'll come back now, ya hear." God bless ya'll!!!
Wow! I don't like chocolate at all but that description made my mouth water! Seriously! I was ready to re-evaluate my stance on the substance!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! :D
I didn't do it! But I did stuff Aubrey's stocking with those...and kept sneaking a few out every day until Christmas! I think he had about 4 in his stocking when I was finished.
ReplyDeleteBut at least you got the chocolate!
ReplyDeleteSweet dreams.
Now it's my turn to go buy some. Ymmmmm
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