Strawberries in chocolate in Vancouver: count the berries, then choose the box
Strawberries in chocolate in Vancouver are named mostly by number: six, nine, ten and twelve berries, while one set, Chocolate-Dipped Strawberries on Chocolate Hands, is named for how it's presented rather than how many berries it holds. The choice starts there, count or form, then moves to the occasion and what else goes into the order alongside the berries.
Chocolate-covered strawberries by count: six to twelve berries
The simplest way into this section is by number. Sets come in six, nine, ten and twelve strawberries, each dipped in chocolate and named only for its count. A second line, marked No. 2, repeats the same three sizes — nine, ten and twelve — as an alternative version of the set.
Choosing by count keeps the decision plain: no chocolate type or arrangement to weigh up, just how many berries the gift should hold. Current prices for each size sit in the product grid above this text, and beyond the number the names don't describe what's inside, so the title is the best guide to what you're ordering.
Three sets in the section are named for their presentation rather than their berry count: Strawberry in Chocolate — Heart Box, Strawberry in Chocolate "I Love You" and Chocolate-Dipped Strawberries on Chocolate Hands. A set that already spells out "I Love You" in its name leaves little for a card to repeat, so a short line often works best, and the card's text costs nothing to add.
What sits inside each box beyond its title isn't described here, so picking between the three comes down to which presentation fits the moment rather than what's underneath the chocolate.
Chocolate strawberries with roses in one order
For a single gift that covers both flowers and sweets, the section includes Roses and Chocolate-Covered Strawberries with Merci, a ready-made combination of the two. Beyond that set, sweets, balloons, a soft toy or a vase can be added to any roses or strawberry order straight from the cart.
The same cart can also hold orders bound for different addresses at once. Delivery is worked out separately for each address, so a berry set for one recipient and flowers for another can be placed together without splitting the order.
Strawberries in chocolate delivery in Vancouver: warmth and the handover
Cocoa butter, the fat in the chocolate coating, melts at 34 to 38 degrees, only a little above skin temperature. That's why a set left in warm hands or on a sunny windowsill softens quickly on its way to wherever it's going. Chocolate that melts and re-hardens can turn a pale, whitish colour afterwards; that bloom is a change in the cocoa butter's structure, not a sign the berries have gone off, but keeping the box out of the heat is still the safer habit.
Before a courier sets off, whoever placed the order gets a photo of the finished set, and a message follows once it's handed over. The courier is given only the recipient's name and address, doesn't call ahead, and the card can be left without a signature if that's the plan. Most orders reach the recipient the same day they're placed; the exact time is shown on the product page, and the delivery page covers the rest.
Choosing between the sets here starts with the same two questions as ordering flowers: how many and for what occasion. The wider strawberry section holds other formats beyond chocolate-covered berries, and pairing a set with a bouquet is easiest through the gifts that go with bouquets list in the cart.