Lavender & Maple 70% Dark by The Organic House
Lavender & Maple 70% in Philippines Bon Bulak by @theorganichouse.ca I think it’s an interesting idea to put flavor inclusions into […]
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Rio Jururá 70% Dark by Luisa Abram
Luisa Abram Rio Jururá 70% Dark This rare and genetically unique cacao features prominently in @unrealrowanjacobsen new book Wild Chocolate.Having enjoyed @luisaabram ‘s Juruá
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Jamaican Thyme & Orange Peel by Likkle More
In January I need a little reminder of warmer times and places. Enter: this rollicking taste of Jamaica via @likklemore.chocolate Jamaican Thyme
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Haiti 70% Dark by Palette De Bine
Haiti 70% Dark by @palettedebine The beautiful package illustration is giving winter, but those Haitian beans are giving the coziness inside
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Brûlée Cups by Feve Artisan Chocolatier
Okay, these are some truly elevated nut butter cups! I was gifted this lovely box by @fevechocolates of their new Brûlée Cups
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Interesting Chocolate Quotes
An interesting and entertaining pair of quotes on Chocolate, both from 18th Century European doctors. They had VERY different opinions
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“The True History of Chocolate” by Sophie & Michael Coe – part 2
Fun facts part 2! From “The True History of Chocolate” by Sophie & Michael Coe, 3rd Ed. 2013. Including how
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“The True History of Chocolate” by Sophie & Michael Coe – part 1
In the spirit of 2024 Wrapped, I wanted to share my insights and favorite fun facts from my chocolate-related reading
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Chocolate tidings for Christmas
Chocolate tidings for Christmas- I can nibble and nosh while reading more about cacao history and geography! Thanks to friends
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Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh 72% Dark by Chocolarder
Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! This genius bar from @thechocolarder is perfect for a traditional Christmas celebration, with its inclusions of
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Roasted Chestnut bar by Chocolarder
Who’s doing a bunch of baking and Christmas prep today?? 🙋♀️This Roasted Chestnut bar by @thechocolarder is perfect for today’s vibe. I
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Wild Forest Sea Salt 77% by Black Jaguar Chocolate
Wild Forest Sea Salt 77% by @blackjaguarchocolateNose: earthy pineyness, salt, fragrant fruitiness.This bar is the wildest of my Forest bars!It opens
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Spruce Shoots 70% by The Chocolarder
Spruce Shoots (Seram Is., Indonesia) 70%By @thechocolarderNose: creamy earthiness, no hint of spruce yet.Taste: SWEET! (In a good way, not overpowering).
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Forest Bar by DWN Chocolate
First on my forest series: Forest Bar by @dwnchocolate 🌲The bar is perfumed with the piney scent of a forest so it’s
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Tour of Evergreens
December is here!This month I want to take you through a little tour of evergreen chocolate bars, as a nod
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Chocolate Covered in San Francisco
Local Feature! When it comes to discovering craft chocolate in San Francisco, this is THE place!Chocolate Covered @chocolatecoveredsf is a tiny, narrow
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Thanksgiving 2024
Today is Thanksgiving Day (as well as overall Native American Heritage Month) in the US, a time for gratitude, gathering
Blackcurrant with Lemon Shortbread Crumble by Soma Chocolatemaker
Blackcurrant with Lemon Shortbread Crumble by @somachocolatemaker –Wow! Look at the intense magenta color! This bar is cheery before you even eat
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