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Cut your sweet tooth on these 10 Kansas City chocolatiers

Spoiling a partner or romancing yourself, these local confection experts are known for hitting the sweet spot.

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An all-you-can-eat kind of “I love you.”

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Tall, dark and... delicious. If you’re looking for a last minute gift to sugar your sweetheart with, consider something special from one of these local chocolatiers.

Christopher Elbow Chocolates, 1819 McGee St. | Taste the rainbow with its jewel-toned confections, including everything from upscale peanut butter cups and Chiefs-themed chocolates to its signature assorted bonbons.

Andre’s Confiserie Suisse, Multiple locations | Three generations of Swiss chocolate has made Andre’s a household name — including in Editor Maddie’s, where the towering Matterhorn reigns supreme.

Bliss Chocolatier, 3100 SW 7 Hwy., Ste. D, Blue Springs, MO | You don’t need to feel like crying to Joni Mitchell’s “Blue” album to enjoy “The Heartbreaker.”

Panache Chocolatier, 11555 Ash St., Leawood, KS | Its artisan chocolate bars — with flavors like black pepper pistachio, almond sea salt, and sunflower — are perfect for anyone who wants to step outside the (chocolate) box.

Photo of workers placing giant pieces of chocolate

These people had way better self control than we would have had.

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Russell Stover, Multiple locations | We went viral for covering the candy giant’s world-record-breaking 5,616-lbs box of chocolates.

Laura Little’s Candies, 2100 W. 75th St. Prairie Village, KS | Get the littles in your life a fudge heart, personalized with their name emblazoned in candy coating.

Sweet Kiss Brigadiero, Made in KC Marketplace — Plaza | It may look like a cutesy cupcake, but these melt-in-your-mouth confections are actually a Brazilian delicacy.

Annedore’s Fine Chocolates, Multiple locations | If any loyal readers want to share the love, we found the perfect gift for your dedicated KCtoday team: a “Kansas City” Message Bar from Annedore’s.

Bizz & Weezy Confections, 1800 Baltimore Ave., KCMO | Started by online gamers turned candy confectioners, this sweet spot offers chocolate bark and caramels alongside its cafe menu.

Chip’s Chocolate Factory, 2450 Grand Blvd., KCMO | Tour the handmade chocolate factory in Crown Center Shops and don’t forget to mention its 41st Anniversary celebration for 20% off in-store orders.

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