Discover 5 Of The Yummiest Chocolates For Christmas Available Online (That Need To Be Added To Your Wish List)

If there’s one thing that unites the whole of LGBT community, it’s not the love or desire for equality. It’s something a whole lot sweeter. Chocolate.

Okay we admit it, that might not be totally true, but admit it there’s nothing quite like getting a truly gorgeous box of chocolates on Christmas day, and here are Queeried we’ve made sure we’ve found the best for you to add to your Christmas list, whether you’re a white chocolate, dark chocolate or good old milk chocolate fan.

The Chocoholics Hamper>>

If you’re totally and utterly sure that you couldn’t live if there wasn’t chocolate in your life then this Chocoholics Hamper is the perfect for you and your dramatic self.

Made up of a gorgeous mix of fine milk and dark chocolates, this hamper has everything from chocolate and caramel mushrooms (no they don’t count as one of your five a day), fine drinking chocolate flakes, organic truffles, milk chocolate caramels, a fine milk chocolate bar and even a gift card for you to buy even more luscious chocolate from Chocolate Trading Co.

The Sleekster Christmas Selection>>

Some chocolates look too good to eat, and these Sleekster Christmas chocolates definitely fall into that category with their gorgeously festive shaping that range from stars to Christmas trees and even snowmen.

A treat to the eyes, these chocolates are also rather yummy too, with flavours including melt in your mouth hazelnut pralines, super posh champagne truffles, luscious chocolate brownies, refreshing peppermint mousse, and even warming orange liqueurs.

Oh and don’t be put off eating them because of how good they look – we find closing our eyes and popping them in our mouths works just fine.

The Dancer Christmas Hamper>>

One chocolate treat is great, but three is even better and that’s exactly what you’ll get if you add the Montezuma’s The Dance Christmas Hapmer to your Christmas list this year.

Made up of a bag of chocolate truffles that will melt the moment you pop them in your mouth, this gift of chocolatey delights also comes with a packet of super luxurious drinking chocolate that’ll  make you want everyone to go home so you can snuggle up on the sofa with a mug, and a rather tasty Banana and Pecan Choco:Block to chump on. Yummy.

Hotel Chocolate Christmas Crate>>

Boxes of chocolates are great, but there’s one thing that’s even better. A crate of chocolate, which is exactly what Hotel Chocolat are offering this year.

Made up of 2 Jolly Santas in milk and white chocolate, 2 Best Dressed Snowmen in milk and white chocolate, 3 Christmas Slabs (Cinnamon Crunch, Nutty Noël, Orange Nice Spice), Baublicious milk chocolate Christmas baubles, Chilli Penguins, caramel chocolate Festive Fairies, chocolate enrobed Kirsch Cherries & Rum Soaked Sultanas, Snowball Munchkins and Cinnamon Almonds, this is just perfect for sharing.

Not that we’re saying that you should. Personally we’d slap anyone’s hand who ventured anywhere near.

Cadburys Christmas Sharing>>

You’ve tried hard to do the loving posh chocolate thing but it’s just not working for you. When it comes down to it you’re a Cadburys lover through and through.

And we say there’s nothing wrong with tha. In fact the only downside is people think they can get away with just buying you a box of Roses on Christmas Day. Make sure they don’t this year by adding the words Cadburys Christmas Sharing set to your Christmas list and underlining it twice, then come the big day you’ll find Santa has bought you the biggest Cadburys treat you’ve ever seen, which includes

1x Stocking Large Selection, 1x Winter Super Selection Box, 1 x Reindeer selection pack, 1x 400g Chocolate Biscuits, 1x NEW Roses Pouch 700g, 1x Heroes 220g Carton, 1x Cadbury Chocolate Coins 59g, 1x 100g Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons Tube, 1x 100g Snowbites, 1x 137g Cadbury Dairy Milk Tube, 1x Cadbury Chocolate Raisins 200g, 1x Cadbury Chocolate Peanuts 200g,1x 230g Cadbury Dairy Milk Bar, 1x 140g CDM Caramel Bar.

We think you’re meant to share it from the name but hey we’ve always thought that whole concept a little over-rated. Well that’s unless it’s someone else’s chocolates.