| From the beginning of its history in Belgium, the chocolate was considered as a gift. In 1912, the Belgian confectionery created the praline, a filled chocolate mouthful which perfectly complied with its gift vocation. To protect the delicate nature of the praline, an adequate packaging has been patented under the name Ballotin. Since then, the ballotin de pralines became the perfect gift appreciated in all circumstances. Founded by Jean Galler in 1976, the Galler chocolate-making business is above all a family concern. Jan Galler creates the finest Belgian Chocolate and is the supplier to the Belgian royal court. In 1995, he introduced the Langue de Chat (Cat Tongues) inspired by Philipe Geluk’s famous Comic strip. The Chocolate treat quickly became a hit mostly due to the perfect combination of praline and chocolate. With only 18 Langues de Chat per ballotin, you and your family will find it hard to resist another one. After more than a decade of drought, here in America, Baladoché is proud to present to you the famous Langue De Chat in dark chocolate (70% cacao) as well as the milk chocolate. (31% milk, 31% cacao) |
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