Tuesday, January 31, 2012

C is for chocolate


an exhibit at the Royal Botanical Gardens
enter the world of chocolate and learn of its ancient rituals and how it's made



20 comments:

  1. CANNOT argue with that!
    ROG, ABC Wednesday team

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  2. I thought the chocolate bean grew on bushes not on trees. Am I confused?

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  3. Hmm, no samples?
    I need chocolate!

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  4. Is there a tasting room at the end of the exhibit?

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  5. there is a 'marketplace' where a couple times a day a demonstration of chocolate making is done and you get to taste that.

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  6. Hope they were giving out samples!

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  7. Such creative chocolate signs! Love how there is peeled back packaging for extra temptation! They look great!

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  8. Great signs of display, can't miss them!

    I just received a package of real ground beans roasted from scratch and ready for use!

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  9. I was there on Sunday! I should have gotten a shot of these signs before going in as it was sunny and bright when we went in and a blizzard when we came out! A kiosk selling hot chocolate would have been welcome.

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  10. very interesting. i'd like to see that.

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  11. Yummy signs. Great choice for C.

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  12. Yum! Love the trio of signs in th first shot.

    Here from ABC Wed.

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  13. What a tasty bunch of signs. Very nice.

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  14. I think tab exhibit would be absolutely fascinating. WOuld love to know the real history of chocolate. I love the stuff....will get up in the middle of the night and go and sneak a Hershey bar. I am very bad, Love the signs. genie

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  15. Clever and delicious looking signs with the candy bar revealed more and more and then bites missing! Yum!

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  16. YUM! an afternoon here would be sweet.:p

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  17. I used to be able to drink 'hot chocolate' but not any more. I think my taste-buds 'moved'. Cannot say 'matured' because I adore chocolate blocks with hazelnuts embedded.

    mmm MMM mmm

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  18. I would imagine that it will be a very well-attended exhibit. The "chocolate" on the signs looks good enough to eat!

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