Add a dash of authentic Mediterranean sweetness to your desserts with Francois Doucet’s candied lemon with two chocolates in a heartbeat. A common technique in the region of Provence, these bite-sized and oval-shaped treats make a perfect option to create a moment of joy for your taste buds. Coated in two rich and decadent dark and white chocolate, a soft and tender lemon confit of these mouth-watering indulgences is macerated in lemon essential oil and wrapped with marzipan. Characterized by their nice sweetness, these chewy candied lemons with two chocolates by Francois Doucet can be utilized in holiday fruitcakes, cookies, bars, and bread.

The story of Francois Doucet began in 1969 when Francois and Maggy Doucet created confectionery when they took over an old almond crusher in Oraison. Since then, Francois Doucet has been producing gourmet excellence, and for 50 years, has been blessing the palate of various tastes. Promoting the heritage of ancestral confectionery recipes and know-how, Francois Doucet takes a lot of pride in the top quality of the raw materials. Brand’s staggering success can be referred to its combination of traditional knowledge and cutting-edge technology that has worked its magic and set Francois Doucet apart from the other companies in this expertise.

• Ingredients: Dark chocolate 45% (cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, emulsifier: SOY lecithin, natural flavor of vanilla), white chocolate 28% (sugar, cocoa butter, skimmed MILK powder, anhydrous MILK fat, emulsifier: emulsifier: SOY lecithin, natural flavor of vanilla), candied lemon peel from France 14.5% (lemon peel, sugar, glucose syrup), almond paste 7.2% (ALMONDS, sugar, stabilizers: sorbitol and acacia gum, bitter almond essential oil), coating agents: acacia gum and shellac, water, lemon essential oil, sugar, coloring: E102 *. May contain other nuts, gluten, eggs, sesame. * May have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children
• Product Weight: 5.6 oz (160 g)
• Product of France

WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.