Where did it go? I had a white chocolate butterfly before me a moment ago. It’s either flown away or I’ve just munched it to death! In all seriousness, I just love stuff like this. I know the perception of novelty chocolate is that it doesn’t taste great, but I really did love white chocolate butterfly.
But doesn’t it look cute? At just 6cm across it packs in a whole heap of fun. The white chocolate is washed with differing colours. On this one I had yellow and blue which is very apt considering our new coalition government (enough about politics), however on Linda’s site they also appeared in pink and white or yellow and white.

As you know, I’m not the biggest white chocolate fan in the world, but I actually found that this very sweet and worked well in that there wasn’t a massive amount of it so that you didn’t feel overdosed with sweetness. Also on this occasion it was matched with a wonderful milk chocolate which might not have the greatest depth of flavours, but what it did do, it did very well. There was a sort of Dairy Milk flavour and edge to it which I’m sure kids would just love.
When I was reviewing it I was wondering how much this would cost. And for some reason I was thinking about £2.50. But actually they’re only £1.75 for 28g of chocolate, which is very good to my mind. If you’re buying some novelty chocolates for a birthday present for a young boy or girl then consider these. Linda also has a load of other chocolate goodies on here site which you can consider – I’ve got some of them to review in the next few days too.
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Lee McCoy