A scrumptious gift for Father’s Day or to surprise the shell-shocked new dad with, our delicious handmade ‘Who’s the Daddy?’ bars are the perfect chocolate for dad.

Made from the highest quality fair-trade Belgian milk chocolate, decorated with a cheeky message in coloured cocoa butter and packaged into custom ‘I got you chocolate’ boxes, these bars are a treat to give as well as to receive.

All of our gift and postal packaging is completely plastic-free.

We can send your chocolates directly to the recipient if you chose. We offer gift wrapping and a choice of gift tags and greetings cards – so take a look at the options in the images above which you can add from the drop down boxes when placing your order. Don’t forget to input a short personal message in the box provided if you’d like us to write it onto the tag or card for you.

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All of Bagstock & Bumble's treats are hand made in West Yorkshire from the finest quality fair trade Belgian chocolate.

Best before: All items will have an absolute minimum of four weeks (usually much longer) until their best before date which will be clearly marked on the packaging.

Allergies: Our white and milk chocolate items contain dairy and any of our items, as they are made in a home environment, may contain traces of wheat, soya and nuts.

Storage: Please store our items in a fairly cool, dark place. They do NOT need to be refrigerated - this may cause the chocolate to bloom and product unsightly white marks on the surface (thought it would still be perfectly fine to eat).

Ingredients (Allergens in Bold):

Milk chocolate (33.6% min cocoa solids): sugar, cocoa butter, whole milk powder, unsweetened chocolate, soy lecithin (an emulsifier), natural vanilla flavour. Fair Trade Certified FLO ID 1441

Cocoa butter decoration: cocoa butter, titanium dioxide, hydrated aluminium oxide, E104* *May have an adverse effect on activity & attention in children.

This chocolate bar measures 13.5cm by 9cm and weighs approximately 120g. We know the measurements because we made the moulds, but our weights will vary slightly because they are made with our own experienced, if imprecise, hands.