<p>No matter how many gifts one gets, the taste of that one melt-in-the-mouth gooey chocolate that was pooped in on Diwali, is remembered throughout the year. <br /><br /></p>.<p>It is not just the richness or texture of the chocolate but also the effusive taste that casts a spell, uplifts the mood and makes the festival a memorable one.<br /><br />Though various companies have come up with different hampers, it is the market of handcrafted or handmade chocolates that is blossoming. <br /><br />How about a chocolate with your name printed on it? ChocoCraft is one of the companies making such chocolates. They believe that chocolates can be moulded into beautiful shapes to create memorable gifts. <br /><br />This is true in most of the ways. Afterall who would not get a smile on the face at the sight of a chocolate with a diya picture as topping? Even a religious symbol such as ‘Om’ or a candid photograph printed on your chocolate will be fun to see and eat! <br />There is no limit to the imagination when it comes to designing such chocolates. Think about a two-tier chocolate box like a two-tier cake. Dessert experts Anushka and Gayatri Kakkar from Divin-E-Licious have come up with chocolate truffle boxes and chocolate nougats for Diwali. <br /><br />Boasting to be the first 100 per cent vegetarian luxury bakery in the Capital, it offers classic flavours like chocolate, vanilla, strawberry along with more exotic flavors like snicker, mocha, banana with nutella, banana cinnamon, caramel, Oreo, Kitkat, carrot with cream cheese, red velvet with cream cheese frosting and pink velvet.<br /><br /> “You can choose a whole variety of flavours with decadent fillings and layer it with customised garnishes. This definitely brings out the kid in everybody,” says Gayatri. <br /><br />If planning to buy chocolates for dear ones and yourself this Diwali, make sure that you research well on the unique options available around. And if required, go for customised chocolates and make your loved one’s happy!</p>
<p>No matter how many gifts one gets, the taste of that one melt-in-the-mouth gooey chocolate that was pooped in on Diwali, is remembered throughout the year. <br /><br /></p>.<p>It is not just the richness or texture of the chocolate but also the effusive taste that casts a spell, uplifts the mood and makes the festival a memorable one.<br /><br />Though various companies have come up with different hampers, it is the market of handcrafted or handmade chocolates that is blossoming. <br /><br />How about a chocolate with your name printed on it? ChocoCraft is one of the companies making such chocolates. They believe that chocolates can be moulded into beautiful shapes to create memorable gifts. <br /><br />This is true in most of the ways. Afterall who would not get a smile on the face at the sight of a chocolate with a diya picture as topping? Even a religious symbol such as ‘Om’ or a candid photograph printed on your chocolate will be fun to see and eat! <br />There is no limit to the imagination when it comes to designing such chocolates. Think about a two-tier chocolate box like a two-tier cake. Dessert experts Anushka and Gayatri Kakkar from Divin-E-Licious have come up with chocolate truffle boxes and chocolate nougats for Diwali. <br /><br />Boasting to be the first 100 per cent vegetarian luxury bakery in the Capital, it offers classic flavours like chocolate, vanilla, strawberry along with more exotic flavors like snicker, mocha, banana with nutella, banana cinnamon, caramel, Oreo, Kitkat, carrot with cream cheese, red velvet with cream cheese frosting and pink velvet.<br /><br /> “You can choose a whole variety of flavours with decadent fillings and layer it with customised garnishes. This definitely brings out the kid in everybody,” says Gayatri. <br /><br />If planning to buy chocolates for dear ones and yourself this Diwali, make sure that you research well on the unique options available around. And if required, go for customised chocolates and make your loved one’s happy!</p>