How to Create Unique and Thoughtful Mini Gifts Using 15-Yen Chocolates*
2020.12.24 published
Amazing Idea Discovery*
Here are some "wow" chocolate petit gifts I found abroad*
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The idea of wrapping bite-sized plate chocolates in original design wrapping paper, placing them in a paper cover like a book cover, and tying them with a ribbon.
It looks cute like a commemorative coin, and even though it's just a single piece of chocolate as a gift, it somehow feels special♡
You can change the design of the wrapping paper around the chocolate, alter the cover design, or focus on the material and color of the ribbon; the possibilities for arrangement are endless♡
It's rewarding to do DIY.
Moreover, this chocolate costs about 20 yen per piece.
The flat square chocolates in this photo are a type called "Napolitan chocolate."
When we think of Napolitan, the spaghetti Napolitan is the most famous, but it's unrelated to this chocolate. In Italy, Napolitan chocolate refers to bite-sized chocolates.
(So it's okay if they aren't flat. As long as it's a bite-sized block, it's Napolitan chocolate.)
They are often served alongside coffee or espresso in cafes*
You can find them in imported food supermarkets in Japan as well. I think this one is the most famous.
(This is from Barry Callebaut.)
➡︎ It was sold for 2980 yen for 200 pieces on Rakuten!
結婚式DIY
ペーパーアイテム
通販
ウェディングアイテム
コラム
ウェディングケーキ
お金・節約
髪型・メイク
ドレス
和装
前撮り・ウェディングフォト
靴・アクセサリー
ブーケ
挙式
披露宴
ウェルカムスペース・装花
引き出物・ギフト
BGM・ムービー
二次会
ラブラブ結婚生活
プロポーズ
顔合わせ・結納
入籍
式場探し
ハネムーン
ネイルアート
指輪
美容
新郎
両家家族(親族)
ゲスト
韓国風