When looking for a gift, it’s hard to go wrong with chocolates, and with these planet chocolate truffles from UK-based Martin's Chocolatier you can fuel their love for space as well. L'clat, the chocolate boutique of the Righa Royal Hotel Japan, has created beautiful planetary chocolates that look too pretty to resist. Chocolates have been chosen that are unrivalled in taste and texture and that have been made with true passion, skill, flair and only the finest of ingredients.

The set comes in a black outer space-themed box with gold accents, upon opening you’ll be presented with eight 120g planets lined up, labeled and ready for your taste buds. pieces of peaches, thicker (xanthan gum), salt, concentrate orange juice, natural flavour (orange), concentrate carrot juice, conserveemiddel (E202), starch, thickener (modified starch), sodium diphosphate, invert sugar, concentrated blueberry juice, antioxidant (E300, E307), natural flavour (blueberry), blueberries, concentrate black carrot juice, colourings (E133), Safflower, concentrate elderberry juice, colourings (120), natural colouring (natural aroma) colouring (annatto (E160b).Universe themed Packaging: Just like our galaxy, this product is packaged in a cool black box designed to inspire lovers of planets, stars and those fascinated with the entire universe in general. Feel the power of an almighty being as you devour miniature worlds in the form of these scrumptious chocolate-filled spherical bonbons.

The best space-themed sweets and chocolates available for when your planning a cosmic party or looking for a space gift. Transform any cake into a space themed one with this cake topper set, which features three astronaut figurines and several cardboard space themed decorations featuring planets, rockets and stars. Bite-size, melt-in-your-mouth good raw chocolate truffles are boxed in gorgeous rose-patterned boxes that are themselves made of chocolate.

ThisIsWhyImBroke is reader supported, some products displayed may earn us a commission if you purchase through our links. These special artistic edibles are made by the chocolatier L’eclat of the luxurious Rihga Royal Hotels in Japan. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. Whether you’re organising a space themed party for kids, looking for a gift for an astronomer or just want a cosmic treat for yourself, you’ll want to take a look through these space sweets.