http://www.chocolatechipper.com/chocolates/n11.html Godiva chocolates make a great gift, we all know. And while most chocolate makers are busy with everyday activities, Godiva chocolates is already preparing for Halloween! en-us Wed, 28 Sep 2005 17:14:40 EDT Wed, 28 Sep 2005 17:14:40 EDT Weblog Editor 2.0 That's right--Godiva chocolates has a whole new line of chocolates and chocolate gifts for fall and, more specifically, Halloween. Godiva Chocolates for Halloween! Okay, so when your kids cry "Trick or Treat!" at your neighbors' houses, chances are they won't get Godiva chocolates (even though you secretly hoped they would so you could steal them from their bag when you check it)! Here's what Godiva chocolate does have in store for Halloween though--gifts ranging anywhere in price from $5-$40. For $5 you can get a 4-piece box of dessert chocolates. For $8 you can get 9 chocolate "medallions" For $10 you can get a 15-piece gift box For $22.50 you can get a stuffed black cat and four chocolates For $24 you can get a half pound Halloween gift box For $40 you can get a 36-piece gift box Can you imagine getting any of these Godiva chocolates in your Halloween gift bag? Yum-mo! but kids can't appreciate Godiva chocolates the way adults can, so why waste Godiva chocolates on them? Their idea of gourmet chocolates is still Hershey--which isn't a bad choice, by the way, it just doesn't have the smooth, creamy texture of a Godiva chocolate. When you buy your bag of candies for the kiddies for Halloween, why not pick up a bar of Godiva dark chocolate for yourself too? After all, you should get to enjoy the dark night of Halloween as much as the kids do! Other Chocolates in Godiva's Fall Line Yes--Godiva has a fall line! They almost sound more like a fashion design company than a chocolate company, don't they? That's with good reason though. Much of the fall line isn't any different from their regular line, except for the wrapping. You won't see them on the cover of Vogue, but some gifts will be sporting a fall ribbon in the season's hottest colors. Of course, there's the traditional Thanksgiving Milk Chocolate Turkey and the Pumpkin Patch truffles too. Take your pick and enjoy fall! Wed, 28 Sep 2005 17:14:40 EDT