Having a hard time coming up with that perfect gift? With only nine days left until Christmas, you’re getting down to the wire! No worries, though—if you can’t come up with the right appliance, toy, outfit, or other gift, why not give something that everyone can enjoy—chocolate!

If your loved one hates chocolate, of course, ditch the idea.

However, if he or she is like most people, the gift of sweet chocolate would be much appreciated. Here are some ideas; of course, if he or she has a favorite (we always get my dad his much-loved M&M’s), go with that.

Godiva: Bliss in your mouth is what this is! If your budget is big enough for it, splurge on something sweet from this famous chocolate maker. From stocking stuffers to full-blown assortments, you can get what you need—your chocolate fix?—from Godiva. The Godiva store also has some Christmas deals for you to check out, too.

Buy Now, Pay Later: In college I used to get everyone chocolate (and other goodies) from Figis because I could make payments. Consider this option if you’re on a tight budget but still want to make mouths happy this holiday.

Choxie: Available at Target stores, this brand has some really cool designs that are almost too pretty to eat. They come in exotic flavors like Sea Salt Caramel, Tiramisu, Lemon Biscotti, Fiery Pineapple and Strawberry Balsamic—but you can always go with tried and true tastes like mint, toffee and milk chocolate, too. Ghiradelli is also has fantastic flavors to go with.

Whitman’s Sampler: Who hasn’t enjoyed a Whitman’s? These come as small or as large as you’d like with traditional flavors and are available pretty much everywhere. Ferrero Rocher is another well-known brand, as well as Russell Stover. Lindt also has some incredible chocolates, including my favorite variety—the Swiss Tradition De Luxe Collection.

A Chocolatey Night Out: If you have a famous chocolate eatery or factory where you live, treat your loved one to a night out. Maybe you could do fondue at the Melting Pot, or try Bailey’s Chocolate Bar. If nothing else, grab some chocolate supplies and make your own sundaes at home—or give your friend a coupon for a “Chocolate Night for Two.”

Homemade Chocolate: If you are famous for your fudge or other decadent delights, whip up a batch and deliver it in a pretty tin with a bow.