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An Advent Calendar is possibly the only way to encourage children and teenagers to get out of bed on a cold winter’s morning. See how keen they are to emerge from their slumber when you present them with the Eat Your Greens Chocolate Sprout Advent Calendar. Santa will be very pleased with all the good little girls and boys who have managed to chomp their way through 24 delicious ‘sprouts’! Behind each door is a particularly life-like handmade solid milk chocolate sprout. Beautifully presented, the advent calendar is a quirky, fun gift that will horrify and delight in equal measure.
The Cost: $33.49 + $2.99 Shipping
The Products: 24 life-like handmade solid milk chocolate sprouts
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I think it looks fun! My husband would love this and it would make him laugh. It’s so different and quirky.
Haha little cabbage chocolates
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Ashby
Isn’t the thrill of an Advent calendar finding a new surprise behind every door? Smh 🤦🏻♀️
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Ragan
I suppose knowing what you will get each day takes the fun out of opening all the doors at once (which is totally what I would do if I bought any advent calendar at all).
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Jillian
This. After day three I feel cheated. The same exact thing every day? Not the point of an advent calendar.
Carrie Mansfield
I feel like this would be more effective if they were shaped like different veggies or heck, like normal truffles starting on Day 2 once you’ve given the kids a scare!
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Jillian
This is a weird idea. What would possess anyone to do this? Impressive design on the chocolates, but what a strange concept.
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Anna
Given the wealth of options for fun, festive advent calendars, I’m not sure if I’d purchase this one. However, can we just appreciate the craftsmanship of the chocolatier(s) who crafted these mini masterpieces?! They look incredibly realistic- amazing!
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Ann
Yes! They are really cool!
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Ann
My question is…are they all different flavors? I don’t get it. I don’t want to eat the same chocolate every day if I’m paying that much. It would be awesome if they were all different, but still brussel sprouts. WHAT’S HAPPENING?! (a la poltergeist screaming)
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Sammee
If only brussels sprouts really did taste like chocolate…
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Jeannette
This has got to go down in history as the most bizarre advent calendar ever!!
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Ragan
That is just really strange.
I like chocolate, and I like Brussels sprouts (roasted in olive oil, anyway), but I’m not sure I like this idea.
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Michelle
I was just thinking the same thing… Just not feeling this chocolate.
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