Hello All. This will be my second summer in business and last summer I pretty much discontinued my chocolate sales (I sell ice cream also). I'd like to keep making / selling throughout the summer but I'm not sure how to ensure that my customers can get the chocolate home, without melting. I live in Philadelphia and the temperatures stay in the 90's (f) for much of the summer. Is there a relatively easy and inexpensive way to transport chocolate for small distances during hot summer months? Thanks for the help, John
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@john-duxbury
04/30/15 12:12:06
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@john-duxbury
05/07/15 09:13:46
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Thanks Kerry. I'll try that. John
@john-duxbury
05/07/15 13:43:31
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Hello again, Kerry. Someone in another thread recommended Bubble Wrap bags. What type of insulated bags do you use, and who Brands them for you? Also, the small ice packs you referred to - not sure what they are. Thanks again for the help. John
@victor-antonio-padilla-prado
05/08/15 15:29:12
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What we normally do is put our boxes in ziplock bags and transport them in a cooler. During very hot days we put blue ice bags in the cooler too (but outside the ziplocks obviously).
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