For the praline base: Coarsely chop the chocolate coating. Heat the cream, melt the chocolate coating and coconut oil in it. Pour the mixture into a tall mixing bowl, cover with foil and refrigerate for 2-3 hours.
Whisk the chocolate mixture with the whisk of the hand mixer for a few seconds.
For the coconut truffle pralines: mix 1/3 of the praline base and coconut liqueur. Shape the mixture into approx. 9 small balls (approx. 10 g each) and chill for approx. 1 hour.
For the espresso chocolates: fold the espresso powder into the chocolate mixture. Form approx. 10 pralines (each weighing approx. 10 g) from the mixture and chill for approx. 1 hour.
For the fig-nut pralines: Roast the cashews in a pan without fat. Take them out, let them cool down a bit and chop them into small pieces. Chop the figs finely. Put 10 small fig pieces aside for decoration. Fold the remaining figs and cashews into the mixture.
Form approx. 12 pralines (each weighing approx. 10 g) from the mixture and chill for approx. 1 hour. Coarsely chop white chocolate coating and coconut oil and melt in a bowl over a warm water bath. Let the chocolate coating cool down lukewarm.
Pull the chocolates through the couverture with the help of a fork, let them drip off a little and place them on a chocolate rack. Chill the pralines for about 30 minutes.