3 Belgian Milk Chocolate Bites with White Chocolate Plaque, 4-Color Sleeve

The white chocolate plaque is an edible white chocolate tile that sits on top of each milk chocolate square and carries the printed logo. The artwork prints onto the chocolate itself, so nothing has to be peeled off or unwrapped before eating. Buyers order the set as a desk-side corporate gift or as a hand-out favor at events.

A custom chocolate gift set gives a short, high-attention brand impression, while a pen or mug gives a low-attention impression over months. Chocolate gets opened and shared the day it arrives, and it leaves the recipient nothing to store or discard. A hardgood keeps a logo in view longer, so many buyers send chocolate for seasonal thank-yous and reserve hardgoods for daily-use campaigns.

Each set holds three bite-size squares and gives you four printed areas: one white chocolate plaque on every square, plus the sleeve that wraps the set. The plaque logo and the sleeve print independently, so you can run a clean logo on the chocolate and a photo or message on the sleeve. Quantities are ordered by the set, not by the individual piece.

Both the milk chocolate squares and the white chocolate plaque are dairy-based, so the set does not suit anyone avoiding milk. Ask us for the current ingredient and allergen statement before you order for an event. Food gifts follow FDA labeling and allergen disclosure rules rather than hardgood standards such as Prop 65. We confirm nut handling for the specific production run on request.

Send vector artwork, or a raster file at 300 dpi at final print size, for both the plaque logo and the sleeve. Four-color process reproduces photographs and gradients well, but hairline strokes and small reversed type lose detail at plaque size. We return a proof for your approval before production starts.

Custom Belgian chocolate gift sets are ordered most often for corporate holiday mailings, client thank-you gifts, real estate closing gifts, employee recognition, and conference or wedding favors. Hotels and clinics also use them as welcome amenities, because one set serves a single guest with no portioning or serving ware. The small footprint drops into a mailer box or sits on a desk without taking space.

Production starts after you approve the proof, and the schedule tracks order size, so we confirm dates on your quote. Build in extra time from May through September, when chocolate ships with expedited service and cold packs to avoid melting in transit. Plan several weeks ahead for December delivery, the busiest window for food gifts.

Store the sets between 60°F and 70°F in a dry place, out of direct sunlight and away from heat vents. Skip the refrigerator, because cold and condensation cause sugar bloom, a white haze that dulls the printed logo on the plaque. Keep each set inside its sleeve until handout so the chocolate does not pick up odors.

We quote this set per unit rather than publish a fixed price, and the cost per set falls as the order quantity rises. Four things move the price: the number of sets, how soon you need them, the shipping method during warm months, and any change after proof approval. Request a quote with your quantity and event date to get a firm per-set price.