The Fancy Food Show is the finest every year. I enjoy visiting all the booths particularly all the ones devoted to chocolate. There is much to see, sample and read about. Highly recommended. Buy your ticket before June 1st as it costs $35. After tha…
I love it-it's very reasonable and it's a place to meet the products and the people, in a place that is focused on sharing information about both. Well worth the trip. They're giving early discounts if you register now too.
I tasted the camel's milk chocolate at the New York Chocolate Show and liked it so much that I bought quite a few bars to give as gifts to friends. To me, it was just a good piece of milk chocolate and enjoyable. The sellers were German from Dubai.
I've heard from a number of ChocolateLifers that they will be in NYC for the Fancy Food Show this coming weekend.
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Yes, I do know how to make them but fortunately don't have to as I occasionally get them at work. But I love collection pictures of them as they look so cheerful!
Hello Clay,
It is a pleasure to join your site. I also got your book yesterday which I have started reading.
In Paris, I didn't have hot chocolate as I was having mostly wine and of course chocolates and pastries. I do, however, like the bittersweet hot chocolate at La Maison ad Chocolat. It is particularly tasty on a very cold wintry day.
Welcome to The Chocolate Life. I am always glad when a friend from chocophile.com finds their way here. Hopefully you will find this community more active and responsive and I look forward to your helping make it that way. What was your favorite place to get hot chocolate in Paris? Mine was la Charlotte de l'Isle.