Are there actual truffles in chocolate truffles? Chocolate truffles are made from a premium, smooth chocolate ganache that's powdered with cocoa before being formed into balls. But they don't consist of any real "truffle" within them -- just a resemblance in appearance, texture, and flavor when eaten slowly and with pleasure. Like gummy bears or jelly beans, chocolate truffles are named for their noticeable resemblance to a certain object-- in this instance, the edible fungi valued for their natural flavor and scarcity. Any age can delight in these delicious, bite-sized morsels without worrying about encountering an actual fungus! They're similar to eating an ice cream cone because they can be eaten slowly while still keeping their form. Yet they have a thick shell that needs to be broken through before getting to the center of the truffle inside. Today, several sorts of chocolate truffles are available, including ones that are filled with liqueurs or infused with spices. Whatever the flavor, they all have something in common: they're sinfully delicious! Visit Gosanko Chocolate and pick up a box (or two!) of our sweet truffles today. You will truly enjoy them! https://local.google.com/place?id=3617724029475894638&use=posts&lpsid=CIHM0ogKEICAgIC9lLiY7wE