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| + | The final few days are for anything local. If you have left it late, a share bag or a boxed selection picked up in person still reads as considered, particularly when the day itself is spent in company. | ||
| + | The first argument is simply that chocolate lasts. Flowers are beautiful for a few days and then gone. A boxed selection stays, gets shared, and gives the pleasure of choosing across an evening rather than being admired once and then wilting on the windowsill. For a gift meant to say something, lasting a little longer is no bad thing. | ||
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| + | The first thing to know is that chocolate is a well-behaved thing to post. It keeps, it is not fragile in the way glass is, and a boxed assortment is built to hold its shape in transit. Individually wrapped pieces travel particularly well, since each one is protected inside the box. The main enemy is heat rather than handling, which is rarely an issue in a British or Irish winter and manageable at other times of year with sensible timing. | ||
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| + | The finish is what makes it feel like thanks rather than habit. These [[https:// | ||
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| + | One week out is for the details. Write the message, confirm the delivery address, and decide whether the gift is arriving on the day or a little before. Chocolate keeps, so a few days early is safer than cutting it fine. | ||
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| + | The making sits behind all of this. These chocolates are handcrafted in Newbridge, Co. Kildare, where Mary Ann O' | ||