Andy Anand Chocolatier Natural Truffles Gift Box With Pistachio, Hazelnut & C...

Great product. Tastes amazing. I am sure people who left bad reviews just found the taste a little different. It’s not your typical super sweet treat. It’s one of Andy’s best products in my opinion.

Sorry but I have to say it was horrible tasting

Delicious and tasty if you enjoy carrot flavored things. I personally love these they satisfy my seeet tooth without being too overly sweet.

Don't fumble valentines day with these "carrot paste" nonsense balls - they takes like someone across the street vaguely mentioned chocolate

Un poco caro pero están muy ricos.

Delicious! I'm officially a fan.

This is a terrible product. It tastes nowhere near like a truffle. We ended up throwing them away

Kudos to Andy Anand Chocolatier for creating an all-natural box of truffles that contains zero sugar, chemical sweeteners or anything artificial! What a perfect gift for anyone who can’t or doesn’t want to eat sugar. The product looks exactly like the image in the description. You get 16 beautifully presented sweets in four flavors. They’re made of carrots, apricots, hazelnuts, pistachios, coconut and cinnamon. That’s it! I noticed that apricots don’t appear on the label attached to the box I received, but I do see it in the product description page AND the centers of my truffles. These taste fresh and delicious, too, albeit not as sweet or sticky as “real” candy. Note that there isn’t any chocolate, which is fine by me — can get that elsewhere. Each truffle sits is in its own paper wrapper within its own compartment. The entire box was shrink-wrapped and tied with a pretty bow. I absolutely love this product, which satisfies a candy craving and is even nutritious.

I had bought them for my uncle who is diabetic but got a phone call from my aunt who said she enjoyed them as well…best sugarfree treats EVER…will order again.

These are terrible they taste like stale dates.

Poor quality, the sweets were turned out badly. I garbaged the whole box

Le produit indique pas qu'il est sans gluten! Les ingrédients ont pas de gluten mais je doute que les pâtisseries sont faites avec des produits qui en contient

They taste good. They come in an attractively boxed, clear cover so you can see the product and include a bow to make it a very nice gift. Currently selling at just under $50, these are quite expensive and have to be classified as an indulgence. When you read the product description, it states "Crafted with the finest ingredients, our Belgian chocolates are made in Belgium..." but these are not made in Belgium. The sticker on the back says "Made in Turkiye" and yes, that's the spelling. Also, the product photos show the "Nutrition Facts" but the "Nutrition Facts" sticker on the bottom of the box shows different information. Take a look at my photo and compare it to the product photo. I am not sure why these inconsistencies exist but I think that people rely on the provided information to make an informed choice so when your product does not match the information given to you, there could be some disappointment for the consumer. All in all, if you are not concerned with the discrepancies, the product does taste good. Chocolate truffles are a French chocolate confection, traditionally made with a rich chocolate ganache centre. The label on the bottom identifies these "truffles" as "Mixed Carrot Paste". Personally, I don't think that these are authentic truffles and while identified as such on the product page, I think that they are a truffle knock-off and overpriced for what you get in the box. You get sixteen in the box and they are essentially one or two bites each. There are four varieties of each although they are not individually identified so if you want to rely on the product description page, you are getting coconut, hazelnut and pistachio and who knows about the fourth one! These are supposed to be sugar-free yet the nutrition facts list 17g of sugar. Perhaps these are naturally occurring sugars? These are good but overpriced while in the end, I am still left wondering what I am eating.