Thoughtful chocolate gifts begin with the person enjoying them. At Chamberlain’s Chocolate Factory & Cafe in Roswell, Georgia, our dedicated peanut-free factory is an important part of our story. From classic truffles to chocolate gifts for celebrations, we help shoppers explore sweet options with their recipients’ dietary needs in mind.

A 100% peanut-free family chocolate factory for classic truffles, chocolate-making experiences, and custom corporate gifts.

Sweet choices for gifts and celebrations

Family-owned since 1986, Chamberlain’s offers chocolate assortments, chocolate-covered treats, custom gifts, and party favors. Whether you’re thanking a client, celebrating a birthday, or surprising someone you love, start with a gift they’ll enjoy and then confirm the ingredients and allergen details for that specific selection.

Peanut-free and tree-nut-free are different

Peanuts and tree nuts are different allergens. Our dedicated peanut-free factory statement is not a blanket claim that every product is tree-nut-free or free from other allergens. If you’re looking for treats without peanuts and particular tree nuts, tell our team exactly which ingredients you need to avoid before choosing your gift.

For vendor-made products, review the manufacturer’s current ingredient list and allergen statements separately. Do not assume a product has the same allergen information simply because it is sold alongside another treat.

Put food safety and cross-contact questions first

For shoppers managing food allergies, ingredient information is only part of the conversation. Cross-contact questions also matter. Before ordering, ask our team about the particular product, its ingredients, and the information available about how it is made, handled, and packaged.

Helpful topics to discuss include supplier allergen statements, shared equipment or preparation areas, handling practices, and packaging. These are questions to review with our team, not a claim that every product follows the same process or is suitable for every allergy.

A peanut-free facility statement does not establish the absence of every other allergen. This page does not promise zero cross-contact risk or guarantee that a product is suitable for an individual’s medical needs.

Choose allergy-conscious gifts thoughtfully

Before sending a gift, ask the recipient which allergens they avoid and what product information they need. Keep ingredient and allergen information with the gift, and confirm the details for the exact product and options you order.

For school events, office celebrations, and parties, check the venue’s food and allergy policies before ordering. A peanut-free choice is not automatically approved for every classroom, workplace, or event.

Talk with Chamberlain’s before ordering

Contact our Roswell team with the product you’re considering, the allergens you need to avoid, and any questions about preparation or potential cross-contact. If the available information does not answer your questions, resolve those concerns before purchasing.

We welcome the chance to discuss your gift ideas, whether you’re shopping locally in the Atlanta area or exploring gifts for nationwide US shipping.

Peanut-free and nut-free gift questions

Does Chamberlain’s operate a peanut-free factory?

Yes. Chamberlain’s operates a dedicated peanut-free factory in Roswell, Georgia. Review product-specific information, particularly for vendor-made items.

Does peanut-free also mean tree-nut-free?

No. Confirm the information for each tree nut you need to avoid and for the exact product you’re considering. Do not treat peanut-free as a general nut-free claim.

How can I ask about cross-contact avoidance?

Contact our team before ordering and identify the specific allergens and products involved. Ask about relevant ingredient, supplier, preparation, handling, and packaging information so you can make an informed choice.

Can I choose chocolate gifts for someone with multiple allergies?

Discuss the recipient’s needs and the exact product with our team first. Peanut-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan describe different characteristics; none should be used as a substitute for checking all relevant allergens.