Win a selection of Chantelly Finest Belgian Chocolates worth €30 including 500 grams of handmade Belgian pralines, 200 grams of mendiants studded with fruit and nuts, 200 grams of homemade hazelnut dragées with milk chocolate and 90 grams of dark chocolate pearls. Simply fill out the Rafflecopter form at the bottom of this post!
Chantelly – the start of a family business
In 1970, Karel Peeters, together with his wife Christiane Lauwers, founded a bakery in Baasrode, Belgium. It became a rather successful bakery over the following years, one of the five top bakeries in Belgium. Peeters, as a dynamic entrepreneur, was always looking for other outlets for his creativity and he started to focus more on the production of chocolate articles and pralines.
In 1983 Peeters founded the company ‘Chantelly’. The name is derived from the names of both his daughters, Chantal and Kelly. Belgian chocolate was well known all over the world due to the high quality of the ingredients. Over time, most chocolatiers were tempted to mechanize and economise their production, allowing the chocolate products to be produced faster at a cheaper price, but with a great loss of quality. But this is not the case with Chantelly. Only the finest natural ingredients are used and all their chocolate products are handmade and remain faithful to traditional methods.
In 1992, Chantelly made their first private label products for Harrods, the most prestigious store in London.
World’s Largest Praline & the Guinness Book of Records
To celebrate their 30th anniversary, Chantelly created the largest praline in the world in the form of an eel which weighed more than 920 kg. This won the ‘Guinness Book of Records’. Why an eel? The eel and their hometown have a long-standing historical relationship.
Chantelly continues to remain creative with chocolate, producing personalized chocolate products, sugar-free pralines, dragées and many other products.
The company is still run by Karel, Christiane and also the daughters Chantal and Kelly who provide a new fresh touch. Chantal has also founded Basero Fine Coffee & Tea from their premises in Baasrode. Their blends and single origin coffees are only composed of high-quality Arabica coffee beans mainly from organic and biodynamic farms; a range that will appeal to the most demanding coffee lover and tea drinker. Their exclusive range includes wild Luwak coffee and Jacu Bird coffee.
Chantelly – Pralines
Chantelly chocolates are made only from the best Barry-Callebaut chocolate and their pralines are filled with classic fillings such as praliné, pistachio, marzipan, mocha, etc. They come in a selection of white, milk and dark chocolates in 250-gram to 1kg boxes. Prices start from €7.50 and they taste absolutely delicious!
We were particularly impressed with the range of moulds used to prepare these chocolates – opening the box we were faced with a selection of Egyptian pharaohs, four-leafed clovers, heart-shaped chocolates and adorable little mushrooms. The fillings pair perfectly with the Belgian chocolate, with delicious, smooth creamy interiors.
Chantelly – Mendiants
Their assortment of milk, white and dark chocolate discs are decorated with walnut, hazelnut, almonds, raisins and pistachio nuts. Perfect for enjoying with an afternoon cup of coffee. This is only available in a 200-gram package retailing for €6.
My children love these as they remind them of that time we visited Brussels and made our own chocolates one afternoon. Plus. they taste super!
Chantelly – Hazelnut Dragées
The best ‘Piemonte’ hazelnuts coated and coated with premium milk chocolate and dusted with cocoa powder. Perfect for every nut lover, and super tasty if you’re wanting a little chocolate nut hit during that afternoon slump. Retails for €6 for 200 grams.
Chantelly – chocolate as a health food?
The Chantelly chocolate pearls, based on actico-chocolate, is one of their exclusive creations. The pearls not only provide a unique taste experience but due to the unique preparation process, a larger number of polyphenols remain in the chocolate which has many positive health properties. They suggest enjoying 10 pearls a day as part of a varied and balanced diet. €3.75 for 90 pearls.
Chantelly – Delivery Cost to the UK
Chantelly chocolates are handmade the traditional way on their premises in Belgium. Delivery costs €9 for parcels weighing between 0-2 kg, and €11.50 for 2-10kg.
Visit the Chantelly Belgian Chocolates website to view their full range!
Chantelly – Belgian Chocolate Giveaway
Win a selection of Chantelly Finest Belgian Chocolates worth €30 including 500 grams of handmade Belgian pralines, 200 grams of mendiants studded with fruit and nuts, 200 grams of homemade hazelnut dragées with milk chocolate and 90 grams of dark chocolate pearls. Simply fill out the Rafflecopter form below to enter!
HOW TO ENTER
For your chance to win a selection of Chantelly Belgian Chocolates worth €30 enter using the Rafflecopter form below. Come back and tweet about the giveaway every day for more chances to win!
This giveaway is open to UK entries only. Entrants must be age 18 or over. The winner will need to respond within 28 days of being contacted; failure to do this may result in another winner being selected.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
The prize is offered and provided by Chantelly. The prize is to win a selection of Chantelly Belgian Chocolates worth €30. There is no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable.
There is no entry fee and no purchase is necessary to enter this giveaway. The promoter (Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary) reserves the right to cancel or amend the giveaway and these terms and conditions without notice.
Entry into our giveaways will be deemed as acceptance of these terms and conditions.
If you need some help using Rafflecopter, here’s a quick clip to show you how. Rafflecopter will pick the winner at random from all the entries received.
Closing date is midnight (that’s 00:00 hours, 12 am on Sunday night/Monday morning) on Monday 1 October 2018 (GMT) and the winner will be announced shortly afterwards.
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Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary was sent a selection of these Belgian chocolates for review purposes. This is not a paid post and all thoughts and opinions expressed are our own.
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They look absolutely delicious and so beautiful too, definitely to a chocoholic like me this would be a dream come true to win this lovely prize!
Perfect for sharing with my family!
i love belgian chocolate anyway and these look tasty x
These sound and look heavenly x
It looks so beautiful – almost a shame to eat them, but i would!!
It looks so beautiful – I do hope I win !
they look lovely and delicate and am sure they must taste lovely!
This chocolate looks amazing
Looks lovely.
Looks delicious
They look high quality and would be great to give as gifts and of course keep some for myself ha x
What do you think of this chocolate? . . . .C’est merveilleux, j’espere le gagner (great, l hope to winit!!!)
looks absolutely delicious
It looks absolutely delicious. Such a treat.
Sounds lovely, be good to try it
It looks really impressive! Can’t wait to try it. Thanks
The chocolates are very pleasing on the eye , and look very indulgent . I am sure they taste divine too .
Particularly love the Egyptian themed moulds and the ones with nuts on top.
It looks yummy! I would love to win it 🙂
They look delicious and presume they taste divine
These chocolates look delicious. Have not seen them before
Look fabulous!
I’ve not heard of this brand before but the chocolates look and sound delicious.
The chocolate looks yummy and really delicious!
Wow, they look amazing, I’ll have to reserve judgement until the taste test though.
just by looking at them is making me want them 🙂 they look so tasty
I have never tried it but would love to, it looks delicious.
The chocolates look delicious! I particularly like the variety on offer!
They look as if they would be melt in the mouth and truly delicious. I haven’t tried them yet but maybe one day 😉
Sounds absolutely delicious!
I’ve never tried it, but it looks delish, Belgian chocolate tasting is my ultimate wish! 🙂
Havent tried them before but how lovely they look!
I think this chocolate both sounds and looks amazing, and I am now dying to try it!
They look delicious!! I always stock up on loads of Belgian chocolate every time I go to Bruges!
Sounds & looks scrumptious <3
They look tasty.
They look amazing
they sound really yummy
I’ve never seen mendiants like these before, they look glorious!
they look, and sound really scrumptious x
They look like delicious chocolates, would be a lovely treat!
These look delicious
They look really tasty. Xx
These look really fancy – they’d make a perfect gift xx
The chocolates do look and sound really good! A little on the expensive side, but worth it I would think!
These look great!
Looks delicous, Many thanks…..
Sounds Divine!
It looks gorgeous I’m a big chocoholic so it would be perfect for me
Yummy
It looks absolutely irresistible
There is too much choice 🙂
Sounds divine.
Melts in the mouth…mmmmm
looks like heaven!
looks great and would love to try it
I think it looks so good I’m drooling!
sounds absolutely brill nay awesome
Sound really delicious. Yummy Yummy!
This chocolate sounds delicious.
It sounds lovely a little bit of luxury
The milk & dark Mediants look and sound lovely (not a white chocolate fan), like a posh ‘fruit & nut’, also the praline fillings – love mocha, marzipan and pistachio.
It looks fab would like to try
Looks delicious
it looks delicious
I think it looks and sounds delicious!
It looks so delicious! I’d always rather have a little good quality chocolate than lots of cheap stuff 🙂
They look gorgeous!
Sounds delicious – it wuld be a real treat to win this prize!
I’m very interested in those chocolate pearls – chocolate as a health food, who can say no to that!
Debbie
Gorgeous indulgent chocolate
It looks and sounds gorgeous!! Would love to try it
I’ve been staring at the pictures for ages and my mouth’s drooling!
Sound absolutely devine – would be such a treat