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Most memorable chocolate experience:: Visiting cocoa plantations and talking with artisan chocolatiers are my most memorable chocolate experiences.

My favorite chocolate is:: Something fresh and hand made with natural, high quality ingredients.

At 10:07pm on May 24, 2009, Sarah Hart said…: Hey Curtis-
I just opened the latest issue of Gourmet and was greeted with an article all about Marisel Presilla! I got to show her picture to my husband and say "There is the woman who lent me her pashmina so I could wear it as a skirt and get into the 21 club". What a fun night.
I hope all is well with you and yours!

At 6:27am on September 13, 2008, Alan McClure said…: Hi Curtis,

Great meeting you at Slow Food Nation. I hope that you enjoyed the non-chocolate tasting sections as well.

Very best,

Alan McClure
Patric Chocolate

At 5:55pm on April 5, 2008, Chocoflyer said…: Where did you visit plantations? How cool is that...to see the origin of all choc in its rawest form. Did you taste the pulp? I was lucky enough to meet a 3 generations cacao famly running a plantation in Mexico- forver affected my view of the choc i eat every day.

At 9:28am on March 20, 2008, Clay Gordon said…: Curtis:

Welcome to The Chocolate Life. I am glad you're a member and can share your insights on the chocolate market with us, as well as keep us informed about the next "Next Generation Chocolatier" competition coming up. :: Clay

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