Chocolate Christmas Tree Green – 40g

Green chocolate Christmas tree by Fesey chocolate figures with baubles

The green chocolate Christmas tree from Fesey chocolate figures weighs 40 grams and depicts a fully decorated tree with round baubles hanging from the tips of its branches. The foil is a light, almost lime-like green, which looks unusually fresh in December.

The green chocolate Christmas tree comes from Fesey chocolate figures in Riemerling, Upper Bavaria, and is wrapped in light green foil without any print. The tree is so light in the hand that a single one rarely remains alone on an advent platter.

This size is intended as a multiplicity to be spread across the table. It finds its place between plates, on name tags, and in the branches of the large tree, while the 125-gram tree remains in the center.

Baubles sit at every branch tip

The shape of this size shows a tree already adorned with decorations, and that is where its charm lies. Round baubles, as small as peas, sit on the front branch tips, with a good dozen distributed throughout its height. They only become visible when light hits from the side, casting a short shadow for each bauble.

The branches themselves hang in full, soft layers as if heavy with snow, and the crown remains rounded. Right at the bottom, where the tree ends in a straight edge, small packages are embossed, which are only noticed upon a second glance.

Bright green in the middle of December

The shade leans distinctly toward yellow and is closer to young foliage than dark conifer wood. On a white plate, it looks bright and lively, and even a little cheeky nestled between red baubles on the Christmas tree. In a bowl full of nuts and tangerines, this hue provides the color that a winter fruit plate otherwise lacks.

For those who prefer a quieter look, place the moss-green sibling next to it, and together they look like the sunny and shady sides of the same slope. On a radiator shelf, however, the foil loses its luster within a few days.

Behind the door of an advent calendar, this figure replaces the usual sweets and weighs barely more than a praline. Three of them in a shallow bowl look like a small forest on the sideboard.

Cocoa butter melts just below body temperature

Cocoa butter liquefies at around 34 degrees, which is just below the warmth of a hand. Because it is listed before cocoa mass in the ingredients of this milk chocolate, the tree gives way to the touch and melts in the mouth without requiring a firm bite.

The flavor is milky and gently sweet, with at least 37 percent cocoa content and no bitter aftertaste. Milk and soybeans are the only allergens noted on the label.

For this reason, this tree belongs in a cool spot rather than a warm room, and an advent platter is better placed by the window than next to the oven. If you wish to hang it, loop the string around the crown rather than a branch, which would give way under the weight.

Among the chocolate figures from Riemerling, this bright shade is the youngest, while stars, hearts, and Santas have long been part of the series. Further chocolate figures from the Fesey range and everything related to Christmas can be found right next door.