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Majlis Chocolate Tray - Premium Collection

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$195 $325 In stock

Majlis Chocolate Tray
Crafted in the elegant shape of a mosque, this luxurious tray is filled with an exquisite assortment of treats:

Assorted wafer rolls (coconut, hazelnut, speculoos (Lotus), and pistachio kunafa)

Pecan Caramel: Premium pecans coated in rich caramel and smooth chocolate

Assorted chocolates in different shapes with a variety of delicious fillings

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward W. ★★★★★

Bought this for a Ramadan iftar gathering and the Lotus speculoos wafer rolls disappeared first. The tray itself is heavier and sturdier than the photos suggest, so it's staying on my coffee table well after the chocolate's gone.

Aurora ★★★★★

The mosque silhouette is what sold me—it sits on the coffee table like a little piece of art, and guests always comment on it before grabbing a wafer. The speculoos rolls are the first to go every time, so I’ve learned to hide a few for myself.

David ★★★★★

The mosque silhouette is such a beautiful touch—ours sits out on the coffee table even after the chocolates are gone. The coconut wafers were the first to disappear, and the hazelnut ones are dangerously good.