It had been years (like a decade) since I had been to Vegas. We arrived exhausted at midnight to Ceasars to wait for our shuttle to pick us up. I was sad because the girl forgot to put my box of chocolates in my bag from another chocolate store. When what to my wondering eyes should appear? Vosges Chocolat! It was midnight and the girl was tinkering with the doors to close them. My feet were killing me and I swore I would never walk again, but suddenly I was sprinting like fire was on my heels. I dove headfirst into the door before it could close. I made it and the girl was EVER SO NICE even though it was closing time. I had no idea there was a location in Vegas. I tried to hurry since the poor girl probably had better places to be.But she was very patient with my confusion as to which truffles I wanted. It is always so overwhelming for me because I want them all. <url> the truffles here are a bit pricy. But it is worth it. The chocolate quality is wonderful. The chocolate is smooth and rich, not waxy and hard. The flavor combinations are tantalizing and exotic with fennel pollen, curry, balsamic vinegar, rose water. Just divine. \n\nBack at work, I carefully brought out my chocolate treasures rubbing my hands together and whispering *my preeeciouuusssss*. The receipt fluttered to the table. My co-worker looked at it and almost spit out her coke. You paid THAT for some truffles?! (Holiday Flavor Box and three single truffles). When I gave her a taste, she was amazed and agreed that somethings are worth the extra price and a little luxury now and then is good for the soul. \n\nHoliday Flavor Box of 4 was $12. Wrapped with a pretty ribbon with bells.\nMost truffles run about $2.50 each. Go ahead, indulge. When you find your favorite flavor, you will agree it is worth it. \n <url>
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