This is such a great product because each piece of candy is wrapped individually. I like to keep the in the freezer and just one is enough to satisfy my sweet tooth.

I purchased this candy to share with members of my dance ministry at church and I asked their opinion and was given the same response and that was that the candy could have been much fresher. I agree that the candy tasted a bit stale. I wanted to make it up to them so I did what I should have done in the first place and went to the Russell stover website and purchased the candy and gave it out and everyone including me enjoyed every yummy bite. I won't make the mistake of purchasing chocolates from Amazon ever again. It was a waste of my money. Two bags in the garbageðŸ˜

The chocolate arrived quickly but is old, & crumbly. Do Not order this!

I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, wait, aren't these the old-fashioned chocolates my brother and I got in fights over because he'd always take a bite out of every one until he got the filling he wanted, and I'd point out that he could simply look at the key on the inside of the box and he'd know which chocolate had which filling, dummy, and he'd punch my arm really hard and I'd cry and then my mom would give me an extra chocolate and it would almost be worth it? Well, the short answer is, yeah, these are those chocolates. Not the lavender-scented Venezuelan cinnamon-dusted 90% cacao with organic pistachio potpourri filling. These are the traditional filled chocolates that say, Mmmm, 'merica. These are the straight-ahead, heart-shaped box, mix of milk chocolate and dark, mysteriously shot full of various tasty goo and nuts and fruits and what have you, straight from the heart of the country, crafted by the one of its oldest confectioners and two of Kansas City's most storied entrepreneurs, Clara and Russell Stover. That's not to say that other local business geniuses haven't done equally impressive things. This is startup heaven, here in KC, recognized as one of the best cities in America to start a business. The business survival rate here is amazingly high. But not every business becomes an empire. That's what the Stovers built out of these little noshes. Yum. Empire tastes pretty good.

I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, wait, aren't these the old-fashioned chocolates my brother and I got in fights over because he'd always take a bite out of every one until he got the filling he wanted, and I'd point out that he could simply look at the key on the inside of the box and he'd know which chocolate had which filling, dummy, and he'd punch my arm really hard and I'd cry and then my mom would give me an extra chocolate and it would almost be worth it? Well, the short answer is, yeah, these are those chocolates. Not the lavender-scented Venezuelan cinnamon-dusted 90% cacao with organic pistachio potpourri filling. These are the traditional filled chocolates that say, Mmmm, 'merica. These are the straight-ahead, heart-shaped box, mix of milk chocolate and dark, mysteriously shot full of various tasty goo and nuts and fruits and what have you, straight from the heart of the country, crafted by the one of its oldest confectioners and two of Kansas City's most storied entrepreneurs, Clara and Russell Stover. That's not to say that other local business geniuses haven't done equally impressive things. This is startup heaven, here in KC, recognized as one of the best cities in America to start a business. The business survival rate here is amazingly high. But not every business becomes an empire. That's what the Stovers built out of these little noshes. Yum. Empire tastes pretty good.