Praliné noisette
Piedmont hazelnuts, caramelised and ground.
Guests pick a dessert by flavor, so name the flavors plainly. This example, from a chocolate shop, lists each bonbon's filling, prices boxes by size, and keeps pastries short.
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Chocolatier and pâtissier. Bonbons made each morning in our atelier, hot chocolate in the salon.
By the piece, or chosen for a box.
Piedmont hazelnuts, caramelised and ground.
Bergamot tea infused in cream, dark 66%.
Soft caramel with Guérande salt.
Raspberry pâte de fruit, dark ganache.
Hazelnut and milk chocolate, smooth.
Japanese citrus in white chocolate.
Ethiopian coffee in a dark shell.
Tonka bean and vanilla, milk 40%.
To take home, tied with our ribbon.
Our bonbons, chosen by the chocolatier.
The bonbons of your choice, by weight.
Dark and milk discs with almonds, pistachios and candied orange.
Candied orange peel dipped in dark chocolate.
Vegan
Served in the salon with a jug of whipped cream.
Thick and dark, melted from 70% Venezuelan chocolate.
Gluten-Free
Milk chocolate and Madagascan vanilla.
Gluten-Free
Dark chocolate with chilli, cinnamon and nutmeg.
Under Chantilly and grated chocolate.
Choux, dark chocolate cream and a mirror glaze.
Sablé crust, ganache set soft, fleur de sel.
Almond sponge soaked in coffee, ganache and buttercream.
A choux ring filled with hazelnut praliné cream.
Churned in the house each day.
Dark chocolate and water, nothing else.
Vegan
Chocolate ice cream, hot chocolate sauce, Chantilly.
Vegetarian
Start from this menu. Change the name, dishes, prices, fonts and colors.
Use this templateWhat you're known for goes first, like bonbons or a house tart.
Sizes and prices for boxes. Say if guests can choose what goes in.
Hot chocolate, coffee, tea. Say how sweet or dark each one is.
Four or five, made that morning. Hide each one when it sells out.
Say which are dairy-free. Sorbets often are, and guests ask.
Price boxes by size in columns, so guests can see how the price grows with the box.
Our bonbons, chosen by the chocolatier.
Name the flavor first, then the texture or chocolate. "Decadent" tells guests nothing.
Decadent and irresistible.
Soft caramel with Guérande salt.
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If you have more than five or six, yes. A short, separate menu is easier to read at the end of a meal.
Add a custom label like "Contains nuts" to every item that has them. Praliné and gianduja are made with hazelnuts.
Yes, for chocolate lovers. "Dark 70%" tells them more than "rich".



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