The Student's Kiss

When we were in Heidelberg last year we purchased these chocolates. They were originally made by a chocolatier for young men to give young women and not be considered too forward by the girl's chaperones. I still have this one tin, might have to sample them today. Smile

[Henri Russell]

I can see why you would keep the tin. I can't believe you resisted the chocolates this long. Lovely picture. Instant fav!

[Lou Ann]

@henrir Thank you! Our tour guide said "don't go there, the chocolates will melt before you get back to the ship". I said "I'm going anyway", and almost all of the tour group went with me; we all bought chocolates and they did not melt. The only thing I could think was that she did not get a kickback for bringing tourists to that shop! Smile. Thank you for the fav!

[Milanie]

That lovely tin was worth the stop by itself - not to mention the chocolates! What a fun thing to keep.

[*lynn]

beautiful image, classy tin

[Valerie Chesney]

What a lovely keepsake..

[Ron]

Nicely composed and captured. Amazing what those iPhone cameras can do sometimes.

[Babs]

Beautiful, it is a lovely tin. I have a collection of tins and this one is gorgeous. a lovely keepsake.

[Louise & Ken]

I'd say that, back in the day, this may have not seemed too forward for him to present, but, oh my, look at *her* body language ; ) VERY sweet little tin, and a perfectly wonderful souvenir to bring home!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Oh yum! I am not good at resisting chocolate. They would not have lasted a year in my house!