How to Send Chocolate to India Without It Melting

By Tim AiiDell · Wed Jun 03 2026 · 6 min read

How to Send Chocolate to India Without It Melting

Most common customer question: "Sis, the chocolate won't melt in India right?"

Honest answer: depends on city, season, and packaging. Let me break it down.

When chocolate is safe to send:

  • November–February: very safe. India temp 15–25°C, like Bandung.
  • March–May: must use ice pack. Temps can hit 35–42°C.
  • June–August: monsoon, 28–34°C. Safe if packed right.
  • September–October: safe again.

Packaging we use at AiiDell:

  1. Chocolate into vacuum plastic
  2. Wrapped in aluminum foil
  3. Gel ice pack added (not ice cubes — wets stuff)
  4. Into small styrofoam
  5. Wrapped in cardboard

Extra cost only around Rp 25k. But chocolate arrives solid.

Most heat-resistant chocolate:

  • Cadbury Dairy Milk (bar form) — most durable
  • Toblerone — fragile but heat-resistant
  • Silverqueen Indonesia — Indian favorite, durable if packed cold
  • Ferrero Rocher — NOT recommended April–June, melts easily

Avoid:

  • Liquid-filled chocolates (truffle, ganache)
  • Homemade pralines
  • Raw artisan chocolate

From experience:
If you want to send Indonesian chocolate not available in India (Silverqueen Chunky Bar, Tango Wafer, Beng-Beng), it's a HUGE hit. Many Indians never tried it and think of you every time they eat one.

If unsure, start with 2–3 bars. If safe, then send big hampers.


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