Gingerbread Chocolate Truffles

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These Gingerbread Chocolate Truffles with honey, molasses, and a lot of spices are decadent, melt-in-your-mouth, and absolutely sumptuous.

Gingerbread Chocolate Truffles

Hello everyone. I know it’s Monday tomorrow, so I’ve decided to make it much more bearable by bringing these truffles. Besides, it’s the last week before a fabulous celebration, so I think we can easily handle this Monday (But a couple of  chocolates won’t hurt anyway).

I have some updates. Remember one day I mentioned I didn’t start my Christmas shopping yet? I’ve made a  progress as I have got most of the planned gifts. There is still one thing I want to buy for Andrey, but I know where I can find it, so technically I am done. I am currently accepting your congratulations. However, if you think I am safe now, please think twice!

I am also horrible at wrapping presents. How can I support my statement? Well, there’s an imaginary situation. If all of the sudden we’re run out of all the invisible tape (And by “All” I mean 4 or 6 boxes), there chances I might have been wrapping my presents are high. And if all the tape wasn’t just enough, I would normally take a stapler and finish this complicated task. I am not sure what I try to do; probably prevent people from opening their gifts. If you think my wrapped gifts at least look neat, I am sorry that I upset you twice today. I am telling you: I must be banned from wrapping presents for good. Perhaps, one day they’ll introduce a by-law especially for me.

But at least I can make delicious treats, and these are Gingerbread Chocolate Truffles were scrumptious. Hight quality chocolate, honey, molasse, and lots of warming spices – this is an ultimate chocolate dessert.

It’s an excellent choice for edible gifts. And the best part about these Gingerbread Chocolate Truffles is that you won’t need to wrap them. A beautiful tin box and a ribbon will do the job. Even I will easily handle this task…probably.

Do you have excellent wrapping skills?

 

8 thoughts on “Gingerbread Chocolate Truffles

  1. Liz says:

    When it comes to my kids, they don’t care what their gifts look like, so I’ve delegated my husband as the wrapper. He would certainly use a stapler if it was handy, LOL. Your truffles look amazing! I need to get going on my holiday baking today!!!
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  2. neil@neilshealthymeals.com says:

    Truffles. It’s not Christmas without truffles is it Ben? I have to wrap Lynne’s presents because she wraps them so well you can’t actually open them! Ha ha! Anyway, these truffles look delicious. I’m pretty sure you could send me some in the post? :D

  3. Dawn says:

    I’m not the best wrapper in the world….partly because I lack a little patience at times, lol. Anywho, these gingerbread truffles sound heavenly!! I would love a batch of these for Christmas so if you wanna send some along my way, feel free ;) Hope your week is going great, Ben!

  4. Laura says:

    Ben – I think maybe some tissue paper and a decorative gift bag really speed up the wrapping process. I’m not a bad wrapper, I just usually wait until the last possible moment, so I devolve into a bad wrapper. But, these truffles sound so amazing. I’ve been dreaming of chocoalte + gingerbread lately. Pinning this so I can give them a try!

  5. David @ Spiced says:

    Oh, my wrapping skills are certainly not the best, Ben. That’s why I love a good Christmas-themed bag with tissue paper! I tell you what. We can make a deal here. You can send me a batch of these gingerbread chocolate truffles, but I won’t make you wrap them. Sound fair? :-)
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  6. Kelsie | the itsy-bitsy kitchen says:

    Hahaha! Please tell me you’re exaggerating and you’ve never actually used a stapler to wrap presents. I think maybe you should just not wrap gifts anymore and instead, present an unwrapped gift and a plate full of these truffles. No one could be upset at the lack of wrapping paper that way :). Have a great week, Ben!

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