Godiva's Masterpieces

This weeks product of the week is a new thing I'm gonna try. Chocolate... Yes, you read right. Not just any chocolate my all-time favorite Godiva. These are the  Masterpieces collection that they released a couple months ago.

The packing for this series of chocolate is simple with just the basic picture of the product, but also a little peek of what is actually inside.

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This is a Milk Chocolate Hazel Oyster. I really like that they went with Oyster shape in the actual chocolate pieces. It really fits with the name.

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This is a smooth milk chocolate that literally starts melting the moment it hits your mouth. It is filled with a creamy hazelnut that's not too over the top, but just right. Some hazelnut inspired chocolate is really just too much sometimes. This one is the perfect combination.

This is a Dark Chocolate Ganache Heart. This one also used the name for the actual product. It's really adorable, but I think anything with hearts is.

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This is a slightly bitter dark chocolate which is normal for dark chocolate. It's filled with a velvety dark chocolate filling, but honestly, I think it tastes like a mix of dark and milk chocolate. Either way, it's delicious. I usually tend to lean more towards dark chocolates than anything since it's better for you in some way.

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Finally, we have Milk Chocolate Caramel Lion of Belgium. It also sticks with the theme of the name and features those fierce-looking lions on the pieces.

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This one may be my favorite because it's filled with Caramel. It's a lovely milk chocolate with a smooth caramel filling. It's so good and just melts in your mouth. It's a heaven of deliciousness.

I'm really happy with these bars. They are so incredibly delicious, but I'm always pretty pleased when it comes to Godiva.

I got these in the candy section at my local Walmart for $2 or $3 buck a  pop. Go pick some up. They would make great stocking stuffers.

What's your favorite chocolate?

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