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Honoring Hard Work with Sweetness: Celebrate International Workers’ Day with Chocolate Designers

A Sweet Salute to Every Worker on This Special Day

May 1st isn’t just another day on the calendar. It’s International Workers’ Day—a time to recognise and honour the people who keep the world moving. From office desks to construction sites, from hospitals to classrooms, it’s a day to appreciate every hardworking soul who dedicates their time, energy, and passion to building a better tomorrow.

At Chocolate Designers, we believe that appreciation should always be heartfelt—and what better way to say “thank you” than with handcrafted, premium chocolate?


Why Workers’ Day Matters

International Workers’ Day, also known as Labour Day, is celebrated around the world to appreciate the efforts of workers and their contributions to the economy and society. In the UAE and beyond, this day is a beautiful reminder of how every role, no matter how big or small, plays a crucial part in our daily lives.

It’s more than just a public holiday—it’s a moment to express gratitude, inspire motivation, and spread positivity in workplaces and communities.


Celebrate with a Touch of Chocolate

Whether you’re an employer wanting to thank your team or a colleague looking to share a token of kindness, our Workers’ Day chocolate gift arrangements are designed to express genuine appreciation.

Why choose Chocolate Designers?

  • Handcrafted chocolates made with the finest couverture
  • Elegant gift packaging, perfect for corporate or personal gestures
  • Customisation options to match your brand or message
  • Delivery across the UAE, just in time for May 1st

Gift Ideas for International Workers’ Day 2025

  • Mini Chocolate Gift Boxes: Ideal for teams and departments
  • Customized Thank You Bars: Add a company logo or a personal message
  • Chocolate Hampers: Filled with our signature tarts, truffles, and more
  • Kunafa Pistachio Chocolate Tarts: A luxurious fusion treat for UAE tastes

Spread Gratitude This May

The world runs on the passion, perseverance, and performance of workers. This International Workers’ Day, let’s replace a routine “thank you” with a heartfelt gesture that’s as sweet as it is sincere.

Visit www.chocod.net to explore our Workers’ Day specials, and make May 1st unforgettable for the people who make every day happen.

Fortune Cookies “the symbol of luck, wisdom and motivation”

We in chocolate designers introducing the original Fortune Cookies and the little messages inside them in Arabic and English phrases.

The story of the Fortune Cookies:

Prepared with flour, oil, sugar and vanilla, fortune cookies are sweet and crispy cookies that consist of a small piece of paper that carries a prophecy or message. The exact origin of the fortune cookies is still not known but it is believed that they might have been made by Japanese immigrants in the United States. This time period refers to the time between the 19th and 20th century. Fortune cookies are often served as desserts in Chinese restaurants as well as the restaurants in the United States. In China fortune cookies are referred to in many terms such as “good luck cookie”, “cookie with fortune words” and “good luck biscuit etc. Fortune cookies are a bit different than regular confectionery because they are not just meant for eating but also have significance. They often symbolize luck, fate and wisdom.

 

Earlier, the usual fortune cookie consisted of a small message on a paper, which mostly was a phrase in Chinese but nowadays that can be small and positive advices and messages. Sometimes, they also consisted of some numbers that turned out to be very lucky for the people in lotteries. Some people take these messages seriously and believe that it’s a sign from the universe for them. a lot of people also try to collect these small messages if they end up relating to them. We are afraid that this sign from the universe might be a regular message printed by factories in bulk nowadays with hundreds of messages for millions of people. These messages on paper are inserted inside the cookies when baked but still warm. After the message is inserted, the cookies are closed and given their shape. The first cookie which was very similar to a fortune cookie was seen in Japan which was larger and darker than the usual fortune cookie. These cookies were known as ‘Tsujiura senbei’ and consisted of small slips of paper inside them. Fortune cookies were also known as ‘fortune tea cakes’ till the period of World War II. Till the 20th century, fortune cookies were prepared with hands and their unique shapes were also given by hand but the industry saw a dramatic change after Shuck Yee from California invented the machine for making fortune cookies. Fortune cookies are often associated with China because of their presence as a dessert in the country as well as their restaurants all around the world but this is not true.

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