The right way to eat these chocolates according to the packet

@JudyEv (372086)
Rockingham, Australia
February 18, 2026 6:35pm CST
One of the residents in our village took a tray of liqueur chocolates to the film night and we were all invited to share in them. They are only about 1 1/2 inches long. There were instructions on the bottom of the packet as to how we were supposed to open them. Although they look like tiny bottles, you’re supposed to treat them like a wine glass by holding the ‘stem’. You peel off the paper, bite off what is now the top, 'drink' the liqueur then devour the rest of the chocolate. It worked well but I’ve always just tackled them from the small end. None of this matters but I thought I'd share it. Have you tried these? I’ve enjoyed them a few times.
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18 responses
@LadyDuck (493615)
• Italy
10h
That is the correct way to eat those kind of chocolates. My mother never listened, she always spilled the liquor inside.
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• United States
13h
No, I haven't had those
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@AmbiePam (112992)
• United States
17h
I have seen them, but never tried them. It was nice of them to share with everyone.
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@DaddyEvil (168239)
• United States
18h
No, I've never tried anything like that. I'm glad you enjoyed them.
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@Deepizzaguy (118428)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
14h
I have never drink the liquer chocolates before.
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@AliCanary (3717)
5h
Seems like it would be easier to nip off the small end - I'd think trying to bite the thicker part might collapse the whole thing, and then you'd have a mess!
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@BarBaraPrz (51397)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
2h
Never thought of doing that, but now that I've heard it mentioned, I'm thinking "How pretentious!"
@snowy22315 (203145)
• United States
18h
I have had those chocolate liqueurs at Christmas before.
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@toniganzon (73460)
• Philippines
17h
Yes I have and they really looked like miniature liquor. My friend took a photo of them coz the packaging looked like real and posted it on her Facebook before eating them. I forgot who gave them to me. I had dozens and had to share them to my friends.
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• Philippines
17h
that is something new to me.
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@wolfgirl569 (129826)
• Marion, Ohio
4h
Never tried those. I would do like you do
@DianneN (249365)
• United States
1h
Yes, many times, but I never read the instructions We were given a gift of them. I stored them in our liquor cabinet, but will be sure to check for instructions.
@Shiva49 (27908)
• Singapore
4h
Little complicated for the impatient! I have not seen them here.
@thelme55 (77830)
• Germany
4h
No, I have not tried it. I wonder if we have that here in Germany.
@Fleura (34046)
• United Kingdom
13h
Haven't had any of those in years but I like them occasionally. And like you I thought they were mean to be tiny bottles!
@just4him (322153)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
6h
I haven't heard of them. It's an interesting way to open a chocolate. Interesting shape too. I'm glad you enjoy them.
@LindaOHio (214198)
• United States
4h
No, I've never had them before.
12h
That sounds fun and delicious.