Cosy up for World Chocolate Day with Haigh’s limited edition Hot Chocolate Cube

A person holds a chocolate bar in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other, smiling contentedly.
Just in time for winter, Haigh’s Chocolates is turning up the indulgence to celebrate World Chocolate Day on Monday 7 July 2025, with the launch of their limited-edition Hot Chocolate Cube — and it’s every bit as delicious as it sounds.

Perfect for those cooler evenings at home with the kids or a little quiet “me-time” treat, the Hot Chocolate Cube is a delightful twist on a winter favorited.

Think a handmade fluffy marshmallow cube, resting on a layer of rich dark chocolate ganache, all wrapped in smooth milk chocolate.

 A bag of chocolate covered in clear plastic, showcasing the rich, dark chocolate inside.

Simply drop it into a warm cup of milk and stir to create what could easily be the best hot chocolate you’ve ever had. Or, for those who can’t wait, it’s just as irresistible enjoyed on its own.

Haigh’s Hot Chocolate Cube will be available from Thursday 3 July in packs of four for $14.50, at Haigh’s stores across South Australia, as well as online — but only while stocks last.

This winter warmer is bound to be a hit with both little and big chocolate lovers alike, so don’t miss out on a sweet moment to celebrate.


haighschocolates.com.au

 

 

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