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12:12 am
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Martin Christy
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Just took delivery of sample from L’artisan du Chocolate of London and will be posting reviews soon. Includes some interesting chocolate from Tanzania and New Guinea.
Martin Christy
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1:52 am
October 19, 2003
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Hans-Peter Rot
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I want to try L’artisan du Chocolat. I’m assuming that they’re impossible to acquire here in the US, correct?
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3:37 pm
October 25, 2003
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Martin Christy
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L’artisan are a london based chocolatier that mainly produce fine chocolates from origin or cru couverture, the bars are a sideline really. The chocolate is not made by them, but specially bought in from bigger producers like Valrhona, so you might find the same chocolate elsewhere used by different chocolatiers. If I find anyone in the US using them, I’ll let you know.
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10:50 pm
November 2, 2003
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bobvilax2000
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I just read about the chocolate/honey chocolates. That’s something that I’ve played around with as well, though mine were more of a honey filled ganache. Plus, I didn’t use such fresh, high quality honey as they did. I used pretty strong chocolate, so you get the bitterness, then the honey inside calms it a bit. Pretty interesting.
I’m interested in Rococo’s cardamom white as well. That’s one of my favorite spices and I try to incorporate it into different things. In fact, I made spiced truffles which included it.
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