ChocFace – Custom Designed Chocolate

It’s been a really trying time since early 2020. Many people not able to see those loved ones and friends for fear being attacked by an unseen predator.

Light at the end of the tunnel.

There is however light at the end of the tunnel. The vaccination program is working hard to inoculate the population and we will soon be able to meet in each other’s homes and stay in hotels.  However there is still time to wait. If you want to send a personal message to a friend or loved one ChocFace has the perfect way to do that.

What is ChocFACE?

ChocFace is a box of chocolates you can send to your friends, relatives and even neighbours to say ‘I miss you’, ‘I love you’ or even just ‘I am thinking of you’

ChocFACE can turn your treasured photo memories into delicious Belgian chocolates, presented in a gift box that fits through the letter box. It’s the ideal gift for any occasion.

You can customise the label sheet you see after opening the box.

Each square of chocolate (the chocolate, not the wrapper) is printed with edible inks. Simply upload your snaps and create a box of chocolate photos entirely personal to you and the recipient.

ChocFACE uses edible colour printed onto a top layer of white chocolate to create remarkable image resolution. This in turn sits on a Belgian milk chocolate base to create a deliciously tasty treat.

The printed chocolates are presented in a beautiful salmon red gift box, measuring 7”x 5” (the size of a DVD box). Each box contains one large, printed chocolate slab and five smaller ones.

How to order.

Log onto the website www.ChocFace.com and follow the easy directions.

You can personalise your order with a message or name.

Upload 6 images (they can be different or the same).

Each ChocFACE box is £14.95 + pp and delivered first class via Royal Mail. The box is DVD size so perfect for most letterboxes.

Sit back and wait for the happy recipient to let you know it has arrived!

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