Chocolate Assortments

Depends on its role at the table. As one dessert among several, an assortment stretches across a sizable gathering at a few pieces per person. As the featured sweet, plan on it serving fewer. For big events, back the tray with by-the-pound chocolate so it never runs empty.

A gift box honors one person who opens it. An assortment serves a room that grazes it. Choose the box when someone's name is on the gift and the assortment when a table full of people will share it, like a kiddush, an office milestone, or a holiday open house.

Yes, that is the pareve advantage in tray form. With no dairy and no meat ingredients, a Fames Chocolates assortment sits beside a fleishig dinner or a milchig brunch with equal ease. Hosts serve it the moment it arrives instead of saving it for some other meal.

Kiddushim, sheva brachos, office celebrations, shiva visits, holiday open houses, and any gathering where sweets get shared rather than owned. Bringing an assortment takes the host's dessert question off the table without you having to say a word about it, which might be the most useful thing a guest can carry through the door.

Yes. Every assortment is dairy-free and Kosher Pareve, and vegan aside from a couple of items elsewhere in the shop, all handmade in Brooklyn. That consistency is what lets one tray serve a mixed crowd without anyone asking what is in it or waiting to find out.