Pralines

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Finest marzipan cream on hazelnut nougat cream
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Weight: 189 g
Net-Weight: 100 g
Price per kg: 89,00 €
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Sweet gift idea of the highest quality
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Weight: 422 g
Net-Weight: 240 g
Price per kg: 82,92 €
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Weight: 271 g
Net-Weight: 125 g
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Chocolate pralines
10 pieces per sales unit, without alcohol
52,64 €
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Weight: 700 g
Net-Weight: 450 g
Price per kg: 116,98 €
Item No.: 70056
Christmas chocolate box
With exquisite praline and truffle mix
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Weight: 123 g
Net-Weight: 50 g
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Truffle Mix
4.65 (40)
Exquisite truffles in different flavours
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Weight: 300 g
Net-Weight: 250 g
Price per kg: 51,60 €
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Pralines: Still the best gift idea
Pralines can do what only bouquets of flowers can: they are given as gifts by thousands every year, whether for Mother's Day, Christmas, wedding anniversaries or Valentine's Day - and still they always bring a smile to the recipient's face. But how can pralines get boring? After all, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of varieties of these chocolate treats.

Buying pralines - popular for centuries
Pralines have been around for over 400 years - even though in the early days you couldn't just buy them, they were reserved for royalty and the nobility. The chefs or confectioners at court bought the ingredients and prepared the pralines themselves in the palace kitchen. Incidentally, the praline was invented by a German, namely the chef to César de Choiseul, Comte de Plessis-Praslin. The Comte was, among other things, Marshal of France and a minister of King Louis XIV. The German chef invented a confection made from sugar and almonds in honor of his master and named it after his employer. Over time, Praslin became Praline. You have been able to buy pralines since the end of the 19th century, when these chocolaty delicacies found their way into the confectioneries and chocolateries of Europe. Incidentally, it is said that the best pralines can be bought in Belgium and Switzerland, where the art of praline making is particularly high.

What are pralines?
Basically, pralines are very simple sweets: Take a little nougat, cherries or caramel and cover them in white, dark or milk chocolate and garnish the little work of art with a few strands of sugar. However, the little sweet treasures must fulfill one requirement: A praline is only a praline if the chocolate content is at least 25 percent. This requirement is intended to guarantee the high taste quality of pralines. There is an almost endless variety of pralines on the market - and in our online store: some pralines are filled with sophisticated creams and fine spirits, while other special pralines consist of several layers of different types of chocolate mousse.

Ordering chocolates - easy at Lebkuchen-Schmidt
There are various ways to get your hands on delicious pralines. In retail shops and from patissiers or confectioners, of course. Or you can simply order your pralines from Lebkuchen-Schmidt: we have a huge range of delicious pralines that you can easily order online or via our catalogs. Choose from pralines with and without alcohol, from various confectioners with whom we work, and packaged in different themes. As soon as you have ordered your pralines, we will send them to you - or directly to the people you want to give them to. Ordering pralines is the easiest way to make someone happy without leaving the house!