
Baci Perugina must be the best-known Italian chocolate in the world: with their silver wrapping covered in blue stars, they look like a precious stone and they are pretty enough to be gifted just like that, on their own and out of your hand. Then, when you open them, you don’t only find a delicious chocolate, but also a tiny piece of white wax paper surrounding it, which contains a love message.
Written in blue and in several languages, it is a gift within a gift and often puts into words what that bacio means. Because Baci Perugina are the chocolates of Valentine’s Day, they are a symbol of passion and enduring love between two people. They are the most romantic of all candies.
SOURCE: https://italoamericano.org
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