CHOCOLATE…just the word evokes a taste, a
texture and maybe even a memory…and you haven’t even had a piece yet. Well, now there’s something new to try in the
world of chocolate, and it’s call Bon Bon Bon.
Their website is simple, tasteful and just lets you focus on the amazing
chocolates they offer. I like the clean
lines of the website. It wasn’t fussy or busy. All the information I needed was provided in
easy to find areas. Some websites have
you searching just to figure out how to contact them, but not this one. I liked this website, and not just because
they sell chocolates. Check out their
website for yourself at http://www.bonbonbon.com.
Their website has quotes
from Martha Stewart, Tasting Table and even Vanity Fair. This helps show their
product has broad appeal and also lets us “regular people” know that if this
chocolate is good enough for Martha Stewart and Vanity Fair, then I’ve got to
try this. I think this is a great marketing tool.
Also on the website you will find that they currently have 57
types of “two-bite” chocolates in their rotation ranging from #1 The Hot Mess - Molten chocolate inside of a hard, chocolate shell. Some
call it a folk remedy, others, "bliss" all the way to #57 Carrie Hates
Pink - Peppermint candy white chocolate creme with white pepper. The other 55 in the middle are unique as
their name implies with chocolates called Bacon & Egg, Mac n Cheese, and PB
& Jam just to name a few. The website does a great job of explaining what
is in each one but in a short, concise description that works well. The
combinations sound amazing, and I, for one, can’t wait until they come into Ann
Arbor sometime this summer.
Bon Bon Bon is a local company that started in Hamtramck, opened a shop in Detroit (only open on Saturdays) and is set to open their tiny store in Ann Arbor. Check out this article from mlive.com from May 30, 2015 that tells all about Bon Bon Bon's business: http://www.mlive.com/business/detroit/index.ssf/2015/05/hamtramcks_bon_bon_bon_expandi.html#incart_river.
And if you’re interested, Vanity Fair said, “Crazy unique packaging and flavors only a really stoned Willie Wonka could dream up.” If that’s not a reason to try their chocolates, I don’t know what is.
Bon Bon Bon is a local company that started in Hamtramck, opened a shop in Detroit (only open on Saturdays) and is set to open their tiny store in Ann Arbor. Check out this article from mlive.com from May 30, 2015 that tells all about Bon Bon Bon's business: http://www.mlive.com/business/detroit/index.ssf/2015/05/hamtramcks_bon_bon_bon_expandi.html#incart_river.
And if you’re interested, Vanity Fair said, “Crazy unique packaging and flavors only a really stoned Willie Wonka could dream up.” If that’s not a reason to try their chocolates, I don’t know what is.







