Unfortunately, this will be our last blogpost. We hope you have enjoyed our blogposts the last couple of weeks. We hope we have inspired you to try out our recipes or even to try some new ones. With our blogs we have showed you how divers chocolate can be. We enjoyed writing it and we hope you enjoyed reading it. Thank you all for reading!
We hope you all had a lovely Easter! With lots and lots of chocolate-eggs.
We already told you something about chocolate websites in Holland, but in this post we would love to tell you something about a populair chocolate website (and business) in England. Namely, www.choccywoccydoodah.com .
Choccywoccydoodah is a chocolaterie wich is focused on the art and design of chocolate. A couple of thing they specialise in are chocolate sculptures, wedding cakes and chocolate presents (small ones, but also extravagant ones). However, these thing are really a small piece of what they offer. If you are interested, check out their website. We promise you that you won't be dissapointed!
Today, it
is Thursday 5 April, which means that the Easter bunny will arrive over two
days! Like every year, he will carry a big basket on his back, full of Easter
eggs, chocolate Easter eggs!
We will
spare you the entire history of Easter and Easter eggs, on to the fun part. Curious
about how these beautifully decorated chocolate eggs are made? Take a look at
this video:
Of course
these are the professional made chocolate eggs, which you can buy in nearly
every shop around Easter. How about making this chocolate eggs yourself? You will have unique chocolate eggs and an
afternoon of fun (with the kids) is guaranteed. Curious about how to make
chocolate Easter eggs yourself? Take a look at this video:
Unfortunately,
we haven’t tried it ourselves yet, but if you did, do not hesitate and send us a
picture of your self-made chocolate Easter eggs with your story and we will
place it here, on our blog.
What if you
don’t like staying in the kitchen with Easter?
What if you prefer to go out
with Easter? Then, we will recommend as a chocolate lover, to visit the
chocolate festival in Bristol, Great Britain at Saturday 7 or Sunday 8 April.
The opening hours are between 10 am and 6 pm daily, the admission is free! According
to the website of the festival, the festival highlights are:
- Sample the delights of Britain's best chocolatiers - Free family-friendly activities including arts and crafts - Complete the Easter Egg Trail and win a prize - Discover how Bristol invented the Easter egg and join a chocolate factory tour - Find the Easter Bunny on special ferry trips - Meet artisan chocolate producers and stock up on exquisite Easter gifst for friends and family - Feast on savoury and sweet chocolate treats - Discover the health benefits of raw chocolate - Live acoustic music
You can find the Bristol chocolate festival at: Centre Promenade top of the Cascade Steps (near the Bristol Hippodrome) Bristol City Centre St. Augustine's Parade Bristol BS1 4UZ
First of all, you can still participate in our contest! Tomorrow we will announce the winner. Now, a few new quotes of famous people about chocolate. Because it was too long ago, we have to overtake some damage!
"Never mind about 1066 William the Conqueror, 1087 William the Second. Such things are not going to affect one?s life ... but 1932 the Mars Bar and 1936 Maltesers and 1937 the Kit Kat - these dates are milestones in history and should be seared into the memory of every child in the country." - Roald Dahl
What can you win?! You can win a delicious prize, namely the chocolate shower gel of the Bubbles & Butters Company! (see the picture below)
What do you have to do?!
We have hidden 13 letters in our blog post, one letter per post. Starting with our latest post (the post about the brownies per mail) and then the post that was posted before this post etc. Mail your solution to kinabruines@gmail.com. In the course of next week we will choose the winner.
We will give you the first letter (this is the letter which is placed in the brownie post) The first letter is:
All the letters are placed in a picture, namely the picture above. Only the letters are different!
