Celebrate the Year of the Tiger with these delicious chocolates from L.A. Burdick

Happy New Year! The Year of the Tiger begins tomorrow and, just in time, we've found L.A. Burdick's box of handcrafted chocolate tigers created to kick off the start of the Chinese New Year. Way more scrumptious than fierce, I think they…

Celebrate Chinese New Year's The Year of the Tiger with these chocolates from L.A. Burdick
Happy New Year! The Year of the Tiger begins tomorrow and, just in time, we've found L.A. Burdick's box of handcrafted chocolate tigers created to kick off the start of the Chinese New Year. Way more scrumptious than fierce, I think they'd make a great gift for anyone who celebrates this 15-day Lunar New Year holiday.

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Handmade chocolate tigers from L.A. Burdick for Chinese New Year

Made without molds so no two are exactly alike--hey, just like real tigers!--these striped treats come in a lucky-number gift pack of five. I love that the fillings are so unique too, with black sesame dark chocolate ganache and mandarin orange dark chocolate ganache. And like other L.A. Burdick chocolates we've loved over the years, these are made with only natural ingredients and without artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives and are prepared in a dedicated gluten-free kitchen. Try not to gobble them down all at once. But just like catching a real tiger, you'll need to be quick: These cats will only ship through February 4th.
Handmade chocolate tigers from L.A. Burdick for Chinese New Year

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