The Delysia Chocolate Mother’s Day 16-piece truffle collection has been announced by the brand as part of its Mom's Little Luxuries lineup to provide consumers with a way to treat their mom this spring.
The truffles come in four varieties with four of each in the box including cherry blossom, vanilla lavender, golden caramel and mimosa. The chocolates are each emblazoned with artwork created by Shelley Brothers (AKA the Accidental Chalk Artist) that highlights playful imagery with eye-catching colors to boot.
The Delysia Chocolate Mother’s Day 16-piece truffle collection is available now from the brand for shoppers to pick up ahead of the spring celebration that's sure to be a hit with moms of all kinds. The treats come packed in a box that's ready for gifting.
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The Mother’s Day 16-Piece Truffle Collection is Indulgent
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