Leonidas chocolates are renowned for their superior quality
and are made in Belgium. These chocolates are composed of several ingredients
including cereals, dairy ingredients, eggs, gluten, nuts such as almonds,
coconut, hazelnuts, pistachio and walnuts, sesame seeds, soja, and sulphites.
Certain chocolates also contain alcohol as a preservative and/or for flavouring.

While Leonidas chocolates are delicious, certain allergens
are present in our products. These include;

• cereals,
• dairy ingredients,
• eggs,
• gluten,
• nuts like almonds, coconut, hazelnuts, pistachio, and walnuts, sesame
• seeds, soja, and sulphites.

However, you don't need to worry about

• celery,
• fish/shellfish,
• lupin,
• molluscs,
• mustard

as these allergens are not present in our chocolates.

For a details about allergens and type of chocolates please see here.

You can order Leonidas chocolates directly through our leonidasbrighton.co.uk
website. Simply navigate to our menu to choose from delicious options.
If you need any assistance, feel free to reach out to us through the chat box on the bottom right.

Absolutely! We offer the ability for customers to handpick
their favourite chocolates to create a personalized box. Simply choose the
"Build Your Own Box" option and then select your preferred
chocolates.

Yes, we do offer gift cards that can be purchased directly through our website. They make a perfect gift for any occasion.

While there's no definitive scientific evidence to suggest that chocolate directly increases lifespan, moderate consumption of dark chocolate - which is rich in antioxidants and flavonoids - has been linked with certain health benefits such as improved heart health.

It may just be a coincidence, but some of the world's oldest people, like Jeanne Calment (1875-1997) and Sarah Knauss (1880-1999), were passionately fond of chocolate. Jeanne Calment habitually ate a kilo of chocolate per week until her physician forced her to give up sweets at the age of 119, three years before she died. You can draw your own conclusions, but one thing we are sure of is that life without chocolate certainly feels a lot longer!

Quite the opposite, in fact. Once it has been absorbed by your body, cocoa produces 72% unsaturated fatty acids which reduce your cholesterol level and clean your arteries. It contains only 20% saturated fatty acids - the kind which aren't so good for you. There's very little cholesterol in dark chocolate made from 100% cocoa butter, like that of Leonidas. In milk chocolate, the cholesterol varies from 15 to 18mg per 100g which is pretty insignificant.

In Belgium, pralines refer to a specific type of chocolate candy that is filled with a soft centre, often ganache or nuts. Chocolates is a more general term that could refer to any type of chocolate treat. So, all pralines are chocolates, but not all chocolates are pralines.