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The tastiest Christmas bauble for your tree this year: with chocolates by chocolatier Mats Smits

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Christmas will be even more delicious this year with a Christmas bauble from chocolaterie Smit’s Delicious! Chocolatier Mats Smits, who once started making chocolates in his mother’s little kitchen, has now come up with a Christmas bauble you won’t want to miss. Filled with 5 handmade chocolates, this is the surprise you’re looking for to hang in your Christmas tree. Whether you have a sweet tooth or are looking for an original gift, this Christmas bauble is the answer.

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Who is Mats Smits?

Mats Smits is one of the best chocolatiers in the Netherlands and the founder of Smit’s Delicious. What started as a hobby in his mother’s little kitchen has grown into a success story of handmade chocolates that delight chocolate lovers time and again. We have been fans of his Bonbonbook (you guessed it, a book full of delicious chocolates) for a long time, and now he is bringing us something extra festive for Christmas: the Christmas bauble filled with chocolates.

Acclaimed in the Top 100

His chocolates have become so popular that he secured a spot in the FavorFlav Top 100 in 2022. With his craftsmanship and passion for chocolate, it is therefore no surprise that his products are always a hit, especially during the holiday season.

Mats Smits’ Christmas bauble: chocolates for the holidays

This Christmas bauble by Mats Smits is the ideal gift for the holidays, both for yourself and for others. The bauble contains a golden bag filled with 5 delicious handmade chocolates. The great thing about this Christmas bauble is not only what’s inside, but also the fact that you can simply hang it in the tree.

Price and availability

This filled Christmas bauble costs €11. Want to go all out for the holidays? Add Mats Smits’ Bonbonbook to your order and give the gift of a complete chocolate experience. You can easily order both items via the Bonbonbook website.

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