Chocolate Santa pink – 125g

Pink Chocolate Santa Claus by Fesey Chocolate Figures

The pink chocolate Santa Claus from Fesey Chocolate Figures comes in rich, magenta-toned foil without any imprints. Hollow-molded from milk chocolate, it weighs 125 grams, and anyone who thinks a Santa Claus has to be red will change their mind after seeing this one.

The pink chocolate Santa Claus is a Christmas figure that Fesey Chocolate Figures in Riemerling molds and wraps by hand in pink metallic foil. The pink is deep and rich, with a violet undertone and plenty of shine on the edges of the folds. The color turns the traditional figure into something decidedly cheerful.

Children reach for this figure on the shelf unerringly, even before they notice the golden one next to it. It fits right in on an Advent platter with candy canes, marzipan potatoes, and colorful ornaments. Beside it stands the 70-gram pink Santa Claus for those giving multiple gifts.

Magenta that transforms the whole table

Pink behaves differently than any classic Christmas color, as it doesn't subordinate itself to green or gold. It looks almost cheeky among fir branches, yet like a composed splash of color on a white shelf. Anyone who likes to celebrate the holidays a bit younger and significantly brighter will find the right wrapping here.

Even under this loud color, the embossing remains clearly legible because the relief is cut deep enough into the mold. The beard lies broadly on the coat, the hood falls softly onto the neck, and the sack bulges over the shoulder.

On a wreath of branches and between white candles, this magenta provides the one accent that the group will still be talking about at the end. Anyone setting the table for children should place this figure at the head, as that is where eyes turn first anyway.

The color is in the foil

The foil is a paper-thin aluminum sheet that arrives at the wrapping station already dyed. Because the color is in the material itself, it flashes just as brightly at every edge as it does on the surface, and nothing can flake off.

Each wrap is applied individually, fold by fold, which is why two Santa Clauses never have the same crease on their sleeves. Anyone who places two side-by-side will spot the differences within a few seconds. That is exactly how you recognize that a hand has worked here and not a machine.

Mild milk chocolate behind a loud wrapping

Inside awaits the same mild milk chocolate with at least 37 percent cocoa content found in all colors of this series. Cocoa butter ahead of cocoa mass in the ingredient list ensures a smooth melt and a wall that yields even at room temperature.

With cocoa in the afternoon, the figure disappears in an astonishingly short time as soon as there are children in the house. The taste remains milky and quietly sweet from the hood down to the hem of the coat. If you keep them cool and dark, you can enjoy their shine long after St. Nicholas Day. A broken-off piece noticeably extends the afternoon, and the rest waits in the paper until the next day.

Among the chocolate figures from Riemerling, this one wears the loudest wrapping, and the range spans from gingerbread men over to Easter lambs. With us, it stands next to the entire Fesey assortment; nearby await chocolate figures in many sizes and everything else for the Advent season.