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Business is all about chocolate

The Chocolate Shop Pakenham, in the heart of Main Street, has been satisfying sweet-toothed locals for

more than 18 years.

Some of her most popular delivery items are chocolate and lolly hampers, tailor-made for the recipient.

Customers can ring and place a custom order or choose from a pre-made selection available in store.

Perfect for any occasion, these hampers can even be topped up with a bottle of their favourite drink, or a

cuddle soft toy to convey your best wishes. Delivery is available locally or surrounding areas, and is free for orders over $25. And, with an ever-changing range, there’s always a reason to visit in-person or browse on Facebook – as if you need an excuse!

Those with dietary requirements aren’t left out: organic, lactose free, gluten free, vegan and sugar free options are also on the shelves.

The Chocolate Shop Pakenham is located at 112 Main Street Pakenham and is open 10.30am-5pm and is closed on Sundays but will be open on February 13th (Sunday) from 11am-4pm. To order a hamper, visit their Facebook page or call 5941 7165.

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