Product Description:

• Brightly billed purring puffins are my favourite seabird with their cute, clown-like appearance. They pair up for life and raise just one precious Puffling a year. One of my secret haunts, Lundy Island in the Bristol Channel, takes its name from the Old Norse word for Puffin, and is an important breeding ground for these beautiful rare creatures.
  Descriptions and illustrations by illustrator and author Madeleine Floyd

• 12 Chocolate Eggs held in cardboard egg cartonbecome cultural emblems of devoted love.”

• 12 Chocolate Eggs filled with Salted Caramel.

• Layers of dark and milk chocolate are then filled with ganache and gently salted caramel before being wrapped in a fine sugar shell and life-like speckles.

• Please note that egg colours may vary seasonally.

• Expiry Date: January 31, 2027

• Ingredients: Sugar, Ecuador cocoa mass, caramel 12% (sugar, water, dextrose), concentrated butter (MILK), cocoa butter, whole MILK powder, glucose syrup, enrobing agents (gum arabic, carnauba wax, beeswax, shellac), starches, emulsifier: SOYA lecithin, ‘fleur de sel’ salt, natural vanilla flavouring, colouring ingredients (safflower, lemon, radish, blackcurrant and apple concentrates, BARLEY malt extract and E150c.).

• Allergens: See capitalised ingredients. May also contain traces of gluten, tree nuts, eggs and sesame seeds as these are handled in our kitchens.

• Nutritional Information: Per 100g: Energy 482 kcal, Fat 24g of which saturates 15g, Carbohydrates 61g of which sugars 58g, Protein 3.9g, Salt 0.18g

The Chocolate Detective is guided by a simple belief: chocolate should be both ethical and exquisite. With a magnifying glass in hand and decades of deep craft knowledge, she examines every piece with care—championing transparency, flavour, and the makers behind each bar and bonbon.

At the heart of this mission is Chantal Coady OBE: sustainable chocolate expert, founder of Rococo Chocolates, and lifelong activist for better cocoa. Her work has shaped the landscape of ethical chocolate in the UK and beyond, blending artistry with advocacy in a way few others have achieved.

The Chocolate Detective’s world is built around three strands:

Connect — Collaborating directly with cocoa farmers in Grenada and celebrating chocolate made at grassroots level, keeping value within local communities through true Tree to Bar practices.

Create — Crafting recipes inspired by moments of real life, like the now‑iconic Golden Sea Salt dreamed up while chasing her toddler along Constantine Beach.

Curate — Sourcing exceptional pieces from trusted makers whose classics are simply too good not to share.

Together, these threads form a collection that honours craftsmanship, protects the people behind the cocoa, and celebrates chocolate as a force for good.