Edible Arrangements

I have always wanted an edible arrangement. Every time I saw an advertisement or pictures from people who received them, I stared longingly into the screen hoping to partake in the sweet bliss. So, you can imagine my surprise when I received a bouquet on my birthday, and it was just as good as I imagined. The bouquet itself was both delicious and pretty. I really enjoyed the chocolate dipped pineapple flowers and chocolate apples. The only thing that would make this arrangement better would be putting chocolate on everything! On another positive note, the delivery guy was nice enough to come back to my house for a second time when he missed me the first time, and he personally called me to let me know that he would bring the arrangement on his way home so I would get my birthday treat on my special day. Now that’s what I call good service and a good product!

Giving edible five stars to get a phone call saying how excited my girlfriend was to receive a chocolate fruit basket to her for her birthday was priceless !!!
She had never tried one so she loved it !!
Went in ordered one gotta say very clean and very well made baskets a bit pricey !!
But worth every penny !!!

Luv this Edible Arrangements. I drive past 3 others along my weekly travels & I CHOOSE to stop in this one. Always fresh & ready!
They have the greatest fresh fruit bowls for inexpensive amounts.
Stop in, support local business owners.

So I can’t say I’ve had an edible arrangement from here but the ones I have had we’re always cut too early. Never ripened. My small issue with this location is the signs in the window. It is now 6 days before Christmas and the signs they have displayed to entice you to order for the holidays are a «Halloween treats sign» and a «order your Thanksgiving edible bouquet here». Maybe it’s just me but if you can’t change your front signs in the window to go with the seasons (a huge one at that), it makes me nervous that they handle produce. Do they change the fruit as often as they change their signs???

Bouquets were already edible, ok guys? They may have tasted like bitter, silky tissue but you could still eat them. Thanks for nothing.
Naw, I’m just joshing. These kids do the fun thing everybody has seen or heard, but nobody seems to have been the direct recipient of — colorful displays of florally-​cut, occasionally chocolate-​dipped fruit, skewered and set to resemble that bunch of flowers you forgot to get her on your anniversary. Nice job.
My experience had nothing to do with the above, unfortunately (How I long for the day when a white van rolls up to my house with the intentions of anything other than kidnapping!). I walked in to sample a six-​pack of their candy-​coated fruit, and was jovially presented with a 3 strawberry/​3 Granny Smith wedge, milk chocolate-​coated power pack.
The fruit fared ripe, with the strawberries soundly whipping the unique but not entirely unappealing apple/​cocoa combo, and the candy shell itself held up well against warm and wanton fingertips (no skewers for the sampler).
I have a feeling the awe and magnificence of an actual «edible arrangement» would bump this experience up to four stars (five if it sang to me!), but a $ 15 mini-​box of fondue aftermath that could be re-​created at home for $ 4 in fruit and melting chocolate? A still-​positive three.