Unless you’ve never set foot before in a supermarket or a convenience store, chances are you’d have seen boxes of Guylian’s iconic seashell-shaped chocolate pralines (some of its truffles also come shaped like seahorses). You know, those somewhat fancy but affordable boxes of creamy white and milk choccies filled with hazelnut praline that you gifted to your crush in secondary school?

Anyhow, these Belgian chocs now come in liquid form — via the niftily packaged Chocolate Milk and Coffee (see below) beverages, both “made with Belgian chocolate”.

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The drinks are sold at 7-Eleven stores in Singapore — for the next three months or while stocks last, we're told. A 250ml packet of Guylian Chocolate Milk and chocolate-spiked Coffee (that’s mocha, ain’t it?) version costs $2.40 each. Incidentally, 7-Eleven is running a promotion offering a free pair of theme park tickets if you, uh, state what you like about Guylian chocolates and tag three friends on its Facebook post.

Photo: 7-Eleven Singapore, Facebook

You may have seen a version of Guylian’s choc drinks before — it was sold late last year at Cheers convenience stores, but in these paper cups instead of the sturdier Tetra Pak-style boxes now.

Photo: Aureo Asia, Facebook

But don’t go looking for these cups at Cheers, because they're no longer available there, says a rep from Aureo Asia, which distributes Guylian products. Instead, she says to check out the newly packaged drinks with screw caps sold at 7-Eleven.

Guylian Chocolate Milk and Coffee drinks are available at most 7-Eleven outlets islandwide, while stocks last.

Photo: Cheers SG, Facebook