Costco Galerie Au Chocolat Artisanal Caramels in Belgian Chocolate Review

If you’re looking for a small Christmas gift for someone you may not know very well, these Galerie Au Chocolat Artisanal Caramels in Belgian Chocolate from Costco are a safe bet. Each small box comes pre-wrapped with a beautiful bow on top, and inside you’ll find three layers of five different kinds of chocolate caramels that are likely to please most chocolate lovers.

Image of the Costco Galerie Au Chocolat Artisanal Caramels in Belgian Chocolate sitting on a table unopened.

Location in Store

These are located in the Christmas/seasonal aisle at Costco. Near the Jules Destrooper Beligan Butter Biscuits and the Gudrun Fine Belgian Chocolates. The item number is 1934996.

Image of the different kinds of chocolates and product description of chocolates from the box.

Taste

There are five different kinds of chocolates in the box and I tried each kind and wrote down some notes on each one.

Dark intense caramel – The caramel filling is quite sweet and balances out the bitterness of the dark chocolate. The combination is enjoyable.

Image of the tag on chocolates that shows the five different kinds in the box.

Dark sea salt caramel – This caramel is more rich with a nice amount of saltiness. Again, it complements the dark chocolate well.

Top down image of the five different kinds of chocolate caramels served on a white plate.

Milk vanilla caramel – The chocolate shell is a bit thicker on this one. The caramel is quite sweet. The vanilla flavor isn’t very strong. The sweetness stands out more. I really enjoyed this chocolate though.

Dark cinnamon – The cinnamon flavor is definitely noticeable and gives the chocolate a bit of warmth. At first I found the combination a bit odd, but I enjoyed it more after the first few seconds.

Image of the five different kinds of chocolates cut in half and served on a white plate.

Milk espresso caramel – This one also has a thicker shell. The coffee flavor is strong and overpowers the chocolate, but I enjoyed it.

Overall these are really good chocolates. Both the milk and dark chocolate seemed high-quality and all of the fillings worked well.

Image of the tag from the box of chocolates showing they're made in Canada.

Cost

There are three 170-gram boxes in the pack, which costs $22.99 Canadian. Each box contains 15 chocolates. That works out to just under eight dollars per box, which isn’t super cheap, but the price isn’t outrageous when you consider that you get 45 chocolates for $22.99.

Image of the three boxes of wrapped chocolates with bows on them sitting on a table unopened.

Convenience

This three-pack of chocolates makes a nice gift for teachers or neighbors. Each box is wrapped in gift wrap, so it’s ready to give. They’re great if you know someone enjoys chocolate caramels. Each box has three separate layers with five chocolates in each layer.

Image of an open box of chocolates showing the top has a piece of paper protecting the chocolates.

Each layer comes in its own plastic tray with a thick piece of paper between the layers. The best-before date is five months from when I bought the chocolates, and they’re a product of Canada

Top down image of a plastic tray in the box of chocolates, in the tray is five chocolates.

Nutrition

Calories

Five chocolates contain 300 calories, 18 grams of fat, 34 grams of carbohydrates, five grams of fibre, 29 grams of sugar, two grams of protein and 35 milligrams of sodium. That’s not surprising for five chocolates and seems pretty typical to

Image of the nutrition facts for the chocolates.

Ingredients

I like that the ingredients list isn’t too long and includes real ingredients like butter, coffee, cinnamon and sea salt. The chocolates contain milk and soy and may contain almonds, pecans, pistachios, cashews and hazelnuts.

Image of the ingredients for the chocolates.

Scoring

Taste: 9/10

Cost: 7.5/10

Convenience: 10/10

Nutrition: 0/10

Overall

Give it a try!

I think these make really cute gifts for teachers, neighbors, doctor’s office staff, etc. They’re wrapped and ready to go, and they’re pretty tasty.

Have you tried these Costco Galerie Au Chocolat Artisanal Caramels in Belgian Chocolate? What did you think of them? Leave a comment below!


Please note that this review was not paid for or sponsored by any third party. This product was purchased by Costcuisine for the purpose of producing this review. The opinions in this review are strictly those of Costcuisine. Costcuisine is not affiliated with Costco or any of its suppliers. In the event that Costcuisine receives compensation for a post from the manufacturer of a product or some other third party, the arrangement will be clearly disclosed (including where the manufacturer of a product provides Costcuisine with a free sample of the product).

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