While walking to El Retiro park, we came across this nougat shop. Mainly, we
entered because there was someone at the entrance carrying a mound of chopped
up nougat, for customers to try. They had so many different kinds; we didn't
even dare to try them all, because we knew we weren't going to buy a lot, if
any at all...
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when leaving, I realized they had this mascot sitting on top of a stack
of their famous nougat (with whole hazelnuts inside)
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| chocolate truffle |
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| chocolate slabs |
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chocolate-covered nuts
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| what we bought (including the nougat that the mascot was sitting on) |
Later, when returning to our hotel, we visited La Violeta, a shop selling
violet-flavoured sweets. This was one of the items we wanted to buy home, and
the shop was conveniently near our hotel.
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lots of different packaging for the same sweets
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they also had a sugar-free version (we bought the sugared kind because
they said it was more popular)
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| they also have a soft candy which we bought |
For the hard candy, they have pre-packed boxes with wrapping paper and ribbon.
Near our hotel, on the same road, there was also a shop selling chocolate. Beautiful, but expensive chocolate.
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| high prices for better packaging, like wooden boxes |
We decided to try a tiny box (a cardboard box was free).
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| the shop's name is Late & Late |
(I can't remember the price of our purchase. Let's not care, we enjoyed the chocolate. ;) )
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