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Lindt Lindor Gift Box
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Lindt Lindor Gift Box


£16.99 inc. delivery

Lindt has been creating some of the world’s finest chocolates since 1845. Their Master Chocolatiers are driven by a passion for creating wonderful chocolate masterpieces to indulge your friends, family and yourself.

Our Lindor Chocolate Gift Set set contains three 200g boxes of Lindor truffles in milk, dark and white chocolate.

This Lindor Chocolate Truffle gift set includes FREE 1st class delivery and your own personal message.

Our chocolate truffles boxes are carefully packed in our very special Moko delivery boxes.


Weight: 600g

This product will earn you 170 Moko Stars Moko Stars Logo

A range of handmade gift cards are available to be sent with this gift on the next page, simply click 'Add To Basket' to proceed.




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This product comes complete with free delivery via Royal Mail 1st Class Post. This delivery method typically takes one or two days for delivery from dispatch and a delivery date cannot be guaranteed.

You can also upgrade to Next Day Courier Delivery for just £5.50. This delivery method guarantees a delivery date of your choice.


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