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Neither I nor anybody else really has to sell you on the beauty of the chocolate of the month club. I mean
hell
chocolate is one of the top five most popular foods on the planet Get a membership for yourself
your neighbor
your associate for every member of your family
and you would not only not be making a bother of yourself but may just be inspiring your social status (to say nothing of the endorphins you will be helping to kick in and elevate).

The size deal of the chocolate of the month club can’t be a bunk deal
really
provided you stick with the Famous or tried-and-true chocolates. Consider
for example
Grand Cru
Patrick Colton and the Art of Chocolate
Green Mountain
The Flying Noodle
Fritz Knipschildt
and even the more mainstream Cadbury
Russell Stover
and Lint.

Consider the chocolate of the month club that does not lock you in to a year’s worth of chocolate (unless you want it) if you want to do a test run with
say
a half a year or three months
to start. And try for a club that will send not just the same one-pound box each month but will mix it up with chocolate greeting cards
chocolate roses
chocolate DVDs
cars
etc. And keep in mind that the chocolate of the month club membership you buy for others should be purchased from a chocolate maker who offers real and good chocolate. Find about fat and oil content
for example
or the amounts of extra
unnecessary sugar added
so that you are investing in more chocolate and less crap. I am in no position to critique at any official level
but one of the well-known chocolates (not Sees) you might find in malls offers chocolates I find very waxy and way too fatty. If I were to do a chocolate of the month club
I would
then
steer clear of a company just because it has presence or big money in advertising and name-branding. Yes
the company should be known
but maybe when you check out which chocolate of the month club to give to
you will go on the reports and reviews of closest friends and loved ones. If they have gushed over a brand they receive from a granddaughter back east or if they always give gift certificates to the local chocolates at Christmas
then find out of they have a chocolate of the month club
ask questions (about mailing procedures and schedules
bonuses
payment plans
etc.)
and go with what has worked for you or others in the past.

I guess its common sense that if you don’t like a particular chocolate maker
you would not support him/her/it with a chocolate of the month club membership
and surely wouldn’t offend your friends and other loved ones…or their palettes.

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