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chocolate truffles

does any where know where to buy them in bulk? anything but Godiva since they were wayyy over priced. TIA
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Re: chocolate truffles

  • edited December 2011
    try romanicos in the grove. i know you mentioned you wanted them in bulk.. but they offer different packages for weddings and they are TO DIE FOR!!!.
  • zobo410zobo410 member
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    edited December 2011
    Before we switched, we were going to use Truffle Trolley. They even box them for you. They were the cheapest I found and very good. They will send you a sample box. We ordered one and then chose three flavors. I liked the assortment of colors they offered for boxes. Also, none of them were even remotely melted when we got them. I ordered during the summer last year to see if they would last. http://www.truffletrolley.com/
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  • Lacey36Lacey36 member
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    edited December 2011
    thanks ladies! I will check out those places.

    Andra-who are you using now instead of truffle trolley?
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  • edited December 2011
    Re: Godiva. They are? Good to know, thanks for the info Lacey!

    I've heard good things of Truffle Trolley, too.
  • zobo410zobo410 member
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    edited December 2011
    My cousin has a bakery in Georgia so we are using her brownies. I got these cute boxes and one fits in them so she is sending them cut in 4's. My step-mom hates chocolate and tried one of them and said we had to switch. www.auntkimmyscreations.com
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  • edited December 2011
    Romantico's is actually pricier than Godiva.  Even the largest assortment available (about 100 truffles) comes down to about $2.25 per truffle.  The larger Godiva assortments can be as cheap as $1.50, plus they have coupons every week or so.  The rare 20% off coupons do exist, but they only come out once every couple of months, and only for a few days.

    We're going with Truffle Trolley now.
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