Chocolate Search (was Re: Profiteroles?
Tiffany B. Clark
minnesotatiffany at hotmail.com
Mon Jan 14 19:36:02 UTC 2008
> Goddlefrood:
>
> These two are part of the great triumvirate of chocolate nations,
with the other being the UK. American chocolate I find a little
waxy and not particularly tasty. I did grow up in the UK and have
numerous Swiss friends who sent chocolate on a regular basis, so
perhaps that's why I never took to the US chocolate, Canadian too
actually.
One tip - take lots of flights so you can buy decent chocolate
from airport duty frees. Otherwise import the stuff, you know
it would make sense to do so, either that or find a store that
imports the good stuff. There must be some of them around in
North America, right? Particularly in the major cities.
Tiffany:
B. T. McElrath is a nice gourmet chocolatier here in the Twin Cities
area. They're not too well known outside of Minnesota to the best of
my knowledge because they've only got a few shops outside of the Twin
Cities. They make some real nice smooth & velvety chocolates, not
like the typical candy bar stuff. They ship to all over the USA, but
don't know if they go overseas or not. I've been to a few of their
shops & haven't been disappointed at all by their products.
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