Blue Foil-Wrapped Chocolate Balls, 1 Pound Bulk Bag, Chocolate Candy

This review is for the Silver Foil-Wrapped Chocolate Balls, 1 Pound Bulk Bag, Chocolate CandyThese chocolate balls are really delicious and creamy. They are solid chocolate in a shape of a sphere individually wrapped in foil. They remind me of my Christmas stocking candies growing up...that's always a win for me. They are a good size to just pop it in the mouth but I'm so happy that I actually have to work on unwrapping to eat it otherwise it would be dangerous haha. Everything came intact, nothing got unwrapped during inside the bag. The expiration date on my bag is October 2025.

The Hampton Candy’s festive silver foil wrapped chocolate balls came in a 1 lb bag. The foil was askew on a handful of them, but the majority were nicely wrapped and once you get a nail in the correct edge, they are easy to unwrap in a single pull. Good for candy bowl, lunch box sweet treat, buffet, easter basket, etc. They are a little sweeter than expected, and like other reviewers mentioned, less chocolatey than hoped for. But overall they are a nice pick me up ball of sweetness with a consistently good texture (firm but soft, not crumbly).

Not sure what I expected from these, but they weighed in at 15.5 oz, about 2-3 spheres short of an actual pound. So I guess it's close enough to a pound!The candies are nice enough to include a nutritional label with ingredients. Its primary ingredients are: sugar, vegetable oil, milk, and cocoa.With those ingredients, the taste is definitely more sweet and creamy, than it is chocolatey. It's what you'd typically expect from those generic milk chocolate candies with considerably higher amount of sugar and oils than cocoa.I would assume these chocolates are meant for cake or party decorations, as opposed to a primary candy/snack. Because it just doesn't taste that good by itself.

These chocolate balls are a decent size. Not too big, not too small, but could still be a choking hazard for little ones. They are neatly wrapped in foil. The chocolate balls are very smooth and rich in flavor. They're just milk chocolate, but they taste very good. Would be good for a nice event such as a wedding or baby shower. Yummy!

They taste fine, certainly not rich and chocolatey but they could be good for decorating cakes. Quite a few came unwrapped or partly unwrapped in the bag though.

These are tasty chocolate balls, slightly bigger than a dime. The foils unwraps easily, this is important to me cus some brands rip bit by bit, but this one peels off in one go. Great addition to the holiday chocolate dish!

This is a 1-pound bulk bag of milk chocolate form the Hampton Company. I have ordered before from this company and have always been satisfied.Each piece of the chocolate is individually wrapped in silver (or blue) foil, so they stay protected and fresh. I got the silver wrapped ones. It’s hard to tell from the picture; but these are relatively small little balls of chocolate. They are about the same amount of chocolate that you get with a Hershey Kiss; but they don’t have the little paper ‘flag’ sticking out, like on a Kiss, to make opening easier. A little bit of an annoyance having to unwrap each piece; but it does make it nice to enable you to put them out in a candy dish for guests. They can be relatively sure, more or less, that they are sanitary.Each piece/ball of chocolate is solid chocolate(not hollow) with no fillings or nuts. Just a nice, tasty piece of chocolate. The price was good for one pound of chocolate and they were fresh upon delivery. The expiration date on the package is October 2025, so a full year of goodness. I’d order again!

I wasn't blown away by these. The flavor is creamy and sweet, but seems a little light on the chocolate flavor. The little balls are pretty small, but a good size for a little pick me up without a big calorie hit.The foil wrapping is thin and fragile, so unwrapping is managing a series of small tears while trying to prevent little shards from breaking off. The foil pieces used seem a little bit too small for the balls as about 15-20% of them have a bit of exposed chocolate peeking through. I wouldn't want to leave these out in a candy dish because of this imperfection.