Queen Anne Dark Chocolate Covered Cordial Cherries | 6.6 oz (Pack of 2) | 10 Piece Gift Boxes | Whole Maraschino Cherry Creamy Filled Liquid Center | Holiday Party Chocolate Candy

I have always enjoyed chocolate covered cherries. I recently discovered this product (Queen Anne Cherry Cordials Dark Chocolate pack of 2) on Amazon for a reasonable price and purchased two orders of them.I am very pleased with the very quick service as they were delivered in less than two days from when I ordered them on line. Though I do like the milk chocolate my favorite kind is the dark chocolate type of Queen Anne Cherry Cordials.If you like chocolate covered cherries you may want to check out this Queen Anne’s dark chocolate cherry cordials.Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Hanbo Jutsu: How to use the Hanbo, Cane, Walking Stick and Baton for Self-Defense)

I purchased these locally at Christmas for my Mother. The store no longer had any available so I came on Amazon and found them. I expected them to be as nice as they were at Christmas. Imagine you built a campfire and let it cool, then you tossed all the chocolate in the ashes. That's how old these chocolates were. A tale tale sign in case you don't know. Old chocolate looks ashy. The clear center was almost white inside. These could be from Christmas 2019 they are so old. And to add salt to the wound they are made with high fructose corn syrup. I missed this last Christmas or I would have NEVER purchased them. HFC causes strokes in case you don't know. Soda's, ice cream, cookies - just hundreds of food items, stay away from these Frankenstein Foods that have high fructose corn syrup in them. My poor Mother and I gave her a box a Christmas. I'll never do that again. I'm very disappointed because I love this company. Well sorry but I have to look after my families health so I won't be buying from them anymore. So two boxes are in the trash. This vendor that sold them to me need to do the same and stop selling OLD FOOD to customers, it's not right!

My favorite candy

Old, gooey mess when opened! Had to throw them out. Looked like they had been sitting for along time. The few I looked at had discolored chocolate. The cherries were dried out and tough. Syrup had almost all seeped out into the packaging.

Son loves them and requests every year for Christmas. I didn't send them this year so he got his own--- dark chocolae.

Several months have passed since I bought 4 boxes of Queen Anne Chocolate Covered Cherries. Despite mixed reviews from buyers ( mostly negative), I found that the product contained 4 boxes of 10 cherry cordials each all edible, enjoyable, and fresh enough to sell at a confectionary store. But the company offering those candies had none available. I remember the price was very reasonable. So, I bought from another source selling the same Queen Anne cherry cordials, two boxes for what I paid to get 4 only several months ago. Well, the wrapping around the boxes was touched up with some kind of goo ( cherry juice?). The candies looked and tasted like they'd been through several climate extremes, the chocolate was dry, the crème was similar to those candies called chocolate drops ( also referred to as part of an African-American's anatomy -- as the expression was passed down to me from parents who, in kind, learned it from their parents …, and so on and so on.). I've got no beef with supply chains who are honestly trying to satisfy the customer. And really, not too upset with the candy being flat-out lousy. Food, especially candy, is never something that holds up during a long shelf life, handling, shipping, and going through temperature changes several times. It's always a risk, and for the most part, there's no one to blame but the buyer. So, caveat emptor.

Love the chocolate covered cherries. However, the boxes had broken some of the filled chocolate covered cherries, and had leaked out and the cherries were stuck to the plastic

While the chocolates are very good, they don’t do well at room temperature. The chocolate covering tends to sink inand allows the liquid center to seep into the box all over the remaining pieces, which become sticky and are difficult to remove from the box. You must keep them refrigerated. Problem solved.