Chocolate Santa Claus gold – 70g

Gold Chocolate Santa Claus by Fesey Chocolate Figures

The gold chocolate Santa Claus by Fesey Chocolate Figures is a hollow milk chocolate figure wrapped in honey-colored foil, with no imprint or paper band. This size sits beside the table setting without dominating the table, replacing any printed place card on Christmas Eve.

Gold Chocolate Santa Claus is the name given by Fesey Chocolate Figures to a 70-gram figure made of milk chocolate with at least 37 percent cocoa content, which two hands place in metal foil after casting. Gold is the color of the paper into which a hand wraps the cooled figure.

Six people at the table means six figures, and because each one is wrapped by hand, no two are exactly alike. Anyone who needs a larger figure for the center of the table can find it in the 125-gram gold Santa Claus.

Warm gold that does not glare in candlelight

The tone leans toward honey-colored and appears brushed rather than polished, which takes away any pretension. On white linen and next to polished cutlery, the figure stands festively, but never loudly. In candlelight, the glow gathers in the folds and runs along the edges instead of bouncing across the table as a harsh reflection.

In gold, the embossing stands out more clearly than in any other color in the assortment. The beard, hood, and sack are delineated as fine edges because the metal foil responds to every curvature with its own brightness. Whoever picks up the figure almost inevitably turns it into the light once before it comes back to the plate. From a distance of two meters, the eye recognizes the beard, even without a face being painted on it.

Milk chocolate next to every plate

At seventy grams, the figure remains small enough to stand between the napkin and the water glass without getting in the way of elbows. After the main course, it wanders from the table into the children's pockets, and by the time coffee is served, usually only the hood of the beard is left. By the espresso afterwards, there is a broken piece on the saucer anyway.

Underneath the paper is a mild milk chocolate with a light milky note and calm sweetness. The thin wall gives way at room temperature and melts quickly, which is why the figure prefers its place far from candles and radiators. Keep it on a cool shelf until the evening of the celebration, and the shine will remain exactly as it looks today.

Two hands for every single figure

Wrapping is still done by hand in Riemerling near Munich. The metal foil lays around the beard, hood, and sack, and each hand presses the folds a little differently before the hem at the bottom is sealed.

That is why the company refers to each piece as unique, and small differences are expressly intended. For a long table, the effort remains manageable because the figures fit side by side in the box and do not require additional packaging. Twelve place settings can be marked in a quarter of an hour this way, and no one has to write out small cards. That is precisely how every guest will recognize their seat later.

With us, the gold one sits alongside all other Fesey chocolate figures; in addition, you will find more chocolate figures and gifts for the hostess.