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Duffy's Formula 1 challenge - 2011

April 8, 2011

Malaysia Grand Prix 2011

Second race of the season and the big question is how the new Pirelli tyres will perform in hot temperatures – from the cool of Melbourne to the extreme of Kuala Lumpur, one of the hottest tracks of the season.

Heat is not the only issue though, this could be the first race of the season affected by rain. Look out for excitement, surprises and perhaps the first real test of this season’s cars.






 
 

 
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The Chocolate Tree – Madagascar Raw 70%

The Chocolate Tree ventures boldly into territory formerly almost the exclusive domain of Pacari with a raw chocolate that one has reason to believe may be classified as “fine”. It’s even more refreshing to se...
by Alex Rast
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Askinosie Del Tambo Ecuador 70pc & nibs enrobed Cru Sauvage Bolivia Felchlin

Directly Traded collection from Geert Vercruysse

Belgian chocolatier Geert Vercruysse creates a unique collection of ganaches using directly traded chocolate, just in time for the birth of new industry organisation, Direct Cacao.
by Martin Christy
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The Chocolate Tree – Ecuador 82%

Scotland joins the club of bean-to-bar countries with this (and other) chocolates from interesting micro-producer The Chocolate Tree in Edinburgh. This is a new experiment for a company previously involved in confectionery and ...
by Alex Rast
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Friis-Holm – Chuno Double Turned

The other half of the Chuno pair from Friis-Holm, which plays the very interesting game of asking by way of practical experimentation what differences in fermentation might do. Like the Triple Turned, this explores an entirely ...
by Alex Rast
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Slow Chocolate: taste workshop – 28 January 2013

£100 per person, 11.00am-4.30pm, Monday 28 Jan 2013 9 Adam Street, London WC2N 6AA Day course – A workshop of the senses Our six hour day course is suitable for beginners and connoisseurs alike. Using fun and engaging ga...
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2 Comments


  1. Oops just realised that it is my first pick and that I have to do it before qualifying. Vettal slow in practice but that should change when it matters. They don’t want to run KERS because it eats tyres and so does their car anyway. Head says Vettel heart says…..Jenson Button. Tyre strategy, and realising when they are about to cost you 2 seconds a lap. Madness, I know, but I have chocolate to spare!


  2. On the other hand Mark Webber is saying it would be a ‘no brainer’ to not use KERS, or maybe that’s old news. Well, forecast is for rain, Hamilton and Alonso are the specialists, but Ferrari don’t look in the running for now. So, again, it’s Hamilton for me. I wonder if either of us will bag our first win of the season?



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