First of all, I just have to say I LOVE chocolate. But what girl doesn’t?! I had a lot of fun researching this series and ate plenty of chocolate along the way. These logos are all about chocolate, and they’re sure to get your mouth watering. From drippy, gooey designs to the classic crests, you’ll find a little of everything here.

One theme that stuck out to me was the choice of colors. Obviously, you’re going to see a lot of rich browns, but what amazed me was the variance in the shades used. I also noticed a great deal of scripted fonts — from signature-​​esque designs to flowing, gooey fonts.

A few of the following chocolate logos I could see engraved on packaging for chocolate bars. Others seemed best for business cards or other identity packaging designs around. And then, I just really couldn’t see the tie to chocolate on several brands, but I included them because of the great designs. Be sure to let me know your thoughts on these, and enjoy the chocolate splurge!

M&M’s

Hershey’s Chocolate

Ghirardelli Chocolate

Toblerone

Nestlé

Cadbury Chocolate

ChocoLovers

Custom Chocolate Company

Chocolate Bar

Jacek Chocolate Couture

Xocolate

Fruit Chocolate

Chocolate Chip Cookie Company

Dita’s Chocolates

Bona Chocolate

Lola’s Sweet Designs

Olive and Sinclair Chocolate

Pastry Shop Chocolate

H.S. Chocolate Co.

Luisa’s Chocolate

Chocolate City

Haigh’s Chocolates

Chocachoo

Chocolate​.com

Chocoloco

Chocolate Marketplace

Chocolate Chat Atlanta

My Swiss Chocolate

Melt Chocolate Lounge

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Tara Hornor

Tara Hornor enjoys writing about branding, web and graphic design, desktop publishing, marketing, and advertising for PrintPlace.com, an online printing company. She strives to help freelancers and business owners succeed in designs for their PrintPlace.com business cards and posters. Be sure to check out @TaraHornor on Twitter.

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