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If I were in the mood for something comforting a $55 dollar truffle macaroni and cheese would be FAR from my mind! Crown in my opinion is not a dining experience I would enjoy. The whole point of comfort food is to indulge it with happiness not despair. With $55 dollars I can get all the chocolate I want which is my ideal comfort food. I love anything chocolatey but my favorite chocolate shop is Godiva Chocolatier. Although I have no knowledge on how these scrumptious treats are prepared, my all time favorite would have to be the French Vanilla Chocolate Truffle. A box of those are well worth spending $55 dollars on than macaroni and cheese!