The phrase "array of chocolate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or assortment of chocolate items, such as different types or flavors.
Example: "The dessert table featured an impressive array of chocolate, including dark, milk, and white chocolate truffles."
Alternatives: "variety of chocolate" or "selection of chocolate".
Among all the commotion, a few of the rioters took the opportunity to damage police vehicles, smash up the windows of banks and insurance companies, loot a supermarket for its booze and cigarettes and hurl an array of chocolate Easter bunnies into the road, because – more than anything – fuck the commercialisation of Easter, right? .
Among all the commotion, a few of the rioters took the opportunity to damage police vehicles, smash up the windows of banks and insurance companies, loot a supermarket for its booze and cigarettes, and hurl an array of chocolate Easter bunnies into the road, because, more than anything, fuck the commercialization of Easter, right? .
Today things have grown a bit more official, as a full team produces an array of chocolate goods out of a company-owned Bushwick factory, while still adhering to the original goal of using only the best, healthiest, most sustainable ingredients.
As for the rest, there's just too much to describe: an array of chocolate-covered, bite-sized, softcentred mini-plots, a Cadbury's Cameo Selection of stars.
The end of a meal is still marked by an array of chocolates presented in a vessel that underscores the opulence of the setting.
Those who made the trek were rewarded with a drink station, an array of chocolates from a local chocolatier and intoxicating twilight views of the city.
It begins in Brussels, praline capital of Belgium, where you can sample your way around an array of posh chocolate shops.
The other morning the tray arrived with its dainty array of coffee, toast, orange juice, and this simple list: "Coffee, chocolate, rice, bacon.
Buy now 3. Hotel Chocolat Straight from the Heart: £39, Hotel Chocolat Hotel Chocolatt has an impressive range of Valentine's chocolates for all budgets, but our favourite is this array of 35 chocolates and truffles, many of them heart-shaped and with romantic flavour combinations, such as Pink Champagne and Caramel Gianduja.
When: 26 November to 2 January What to buy: A fantastic array of Belgian chocolates, along with ceramics (think beer steins) and cosy handmade clothing.
Valrhona, one of the finest and most expensive chocolate brands in the world, is used to produce a sumptuous array of hand-made chocolates and high cocoa content bars (including those from single-origin cocoa plantations such as Venezuela and Madagascar).
