Treat yourself or offer this chocolate coat of arms, emblem of the city of Nîmes.
On the coat of arms is the representation of an antique coin : a crocodile attached to a palm tree.
The crocodile chained to the palm tree refers to Egypt, which became the property of the Roman emperor during Octavian's victory over Mark Antony and Cleopatra.
160g of dark chocolate 76.5% or milk chocolate with hazelnuts and almonds.
Treat yourself or offer this chocolate coat of arms, emblem of the city of Nîmes.
On the coat of arms is the representation of an antique coin : a crocodile attached to a palm tree.
The crocodile chained to the palm tree refers to Egypt, which became the property of the Roman emperor during Octavian's victory over Mark Antony and Cleopatra.
160g of dark chocolate 76.5% or milk chocolate with hazelnuts and almonds.
Handmade in our workshops in Puyricard.
DLUO : 6 months
€14.06 Tax included
Black crest : Dark Chocolate 76.5% (cocoa, sugar, cocoa butter, emulsifier: soy lecithin <1%, natural vanilla flavouring), sweet almonds and roasted hazelnuts 40%, 2398 kJ / 575kcal
Milk crest : Chocolate Milk (sugar, whole milk powder, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, emulsifier: soy lecithin <1%, natural vanilla flavouring), sweet almonds and roasted hazelnuts 40%, 2492 kJ / 597kcal
Black crest : Fat : 44 g, Satured fatty acid : 13 g, Glucid Content : 25 g, Sugar : 22 g, Protein : 13 g, Salt : 0g
Milk crest : Fat : 45.00 g, Satured fatty acid : 14.00 g, Glucid Content : 31.00 g, Sugar : 30.00 g, Protein : 13.00 g, Salt : 0.12 g
Black crest : Gluten : Traces, Milk : Traces, Soy : Presence, Nuts : Presence, Sesame : Traces
Milk crest : Gluten : Traces, Milk : Traces, Soy : Presence, Nuts : Presence, Sesame : Traces
Treat yourself or offer this chocolate coat of arms, emblem of the city of Nîmes.
On the coat of arms is the representation of an antique coin : a crocodile attached to a palm tree.
The crocodile chained to the palm tree refers to Egypt, which became the property of the Roman emperor during Octavian's victory over Mark Antony and Cleopatra.
