Date Truffles Product Introduction: Date truffles are an innovative and delicious variety of processed dates, made by adding a chocolate coating and fresh hazelnuts to high-quality dates. This product combines the sweet and rich taste of dates with a delightful chocolate coating in various colors and flavors, along with fresh hazelnut filling, offering a unique and distinct experience of date consumption. Date truffles make for a tasty, energy-boosting snack, perfect for daily consumption, parties, or as a luxurious gift. Main Features: Product Type: Date Truffles Composition: High-quality dates coated with a layer of chocolate in various colors and flavors, filled with fresh hazelnuts Color: Dark brown, white, pink, green, red, yellow, cream, with a chocolate coating Texture: Soft and sweet with a layer of crispy, delicious chocolate Taste: A combination of sweet dates, nuts, and chocolate Average Weight: 15-20 grams (per piece) Size: Variable (depending on the size of the date and chocolate coating) Benefits: Rich Source of Energy: The combination of dates, nuts, and chocolate is ideal for boosting energy Nutritional Value: Dates are a source of fiber, potassium, and B vitamins; chocolate contains antioxidants Delicious and Unique Taste: A tasty and distinct experience for lovers of dates and chocolate Perfect for Parties and Gifts: Presented in attractive and elegant packaging Storage Conditions: Storage Temperature: 15-20C (at room temperature) in a dry and cool place Shelf Life: Up to 12 months under proper conditions Packaging and Shipping: Packaging Options: Available in 200g, 500g, and 1kg packages (based on customer demand), and available in bulk or in luxurious wooden and metal packaging (The product can be ordered with the highest quality and in various packaging and customer branding options as per request) Shipping: Available for worldwide delivery
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