The little balls are actually called Lindors. You know what's funny? If you check your packaging on some of the Lindor ball bags they are actually made and imported from the states. Particularly the peanut butter, raspberry, and mint ones. Most of the other stuff is made in Europe. I went to a Lindt meeting our company had with them and did you know that Lindt actually owns Ghirardelli in the states? I was the only one at the meeting who had actually heard of Ghirardelli! lol They were able to show us a lot of their product range for the upcoming seasons. Some of it is sooo cute. Over time they only want to try and really sell i more "upmarket" stores. i.e. Harrods, Selfridges, House of Fraser, Whittards. They want to keep their brand name with an upmarket feel in the chocolate industry. You can find a few bits in local supermarkets. As far as I know Whittard is the only one that offers a bulk buy on the children's easter range which includes the chocolate carrots, ladybugs, bag of milk balls, and a few other bits for 3 for £6. Otherwise I think most other places sell them for £2.49 each. When Dh and I were in Paris we found a cute little box shaped like the Eiffel Tower full of Lindor balls so we had to get that!!
