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White Chocolate Apricot Truffles

White chocolate and apricot complement each other perfectly. The addition of apricot brandy or Cointreau gives these truffles a special zip.

Caramel Chocolate Truffles

Caramel is another perfect flavor match with chocolate. I love these with after-dinner coffee.

White Chocolate Ginger Truffles

The pungent flavor of crystallized ginger blends perfectly with the richness of white chocolate. These truffles have a slightly granular texture, which adds to the pleasure of eating them.

Tropical Truffles

Lime zest, cream of coconut, and white chocolate are blended together to create a scrumptious flavor in these truffles. Cream of coconut is sold in cans, and is available in the baking or specialty foods section of most supermarkets, or in large liquor stores. Be sure to stir the cream of coconut thoroughly before using.

Nibby Truffles

Cacao nibs add an extra flavor dimension to these truffles.

Whisky Raisin Truffles

Top-quality Scotch whisky, like Glenfiddich, is smooth and very tasty. When it’s combined with raisins and dark chocolate, the result is flavor heaven.

Five-Spice Truffles

Five-spice powder is a classic blend of star anise, clove, cinnamon, fennel, and pepper. Its intriguing licorice flavor adds extra intensity and depth to bittersweet chocolate in these truffles.

Fresh Mint Chocolate Truffles

Mint adds a burst of fresh flavor to dark chocolate. These are the perfect truffles to serve after dinner, or anytime for that matter.

Orange Chocolate Truffles

Orange and chocolate have a natural harmony. Candied orange peel imparts a chewy texture to these truffles.

Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Truffles

Madagascar grows some of the world’s most flavorful vanilla beans. Bourbon vanilla is not made with bourbon at all. It is named after the Bourbon kings of France, who brought vanilla cultivation to Madagascar during their rule. When vanilla and chocolate are combined, the flavor of both is enhanced and deepened.

Green Tea Truffles

Green tea adds a distinct yet mellow flavor to these uncommonly good truffles.

Mocha Truffles

Espresso coffee and chocolate are accented with coffee liqueur to produce a classic flavor combination. A candy coffee bean adorns the top of each truffle.

Cappuccino Truffles

Eating these truffles is like sipping a cup of rich cappuccino.

Raspberry Chocolate Truffles

Raspberry and chocolate are a marvelous flavor combination. When you bite into one of these truffles, a burst of raspberry flavor is your reward.

Classic Chocolate Truffles

These truffles are as close as you can get to eating pure chocolate. When you bite through the outer coating, you are treated to a creamy rich chocolate center. They will make you feel like royalty.
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