The Food Network is airing a new series with a goofy title that happens to focus on growing & manufacturing chocolate this week. Sunny Anderson visits a real working cacao farm in Hawaii owned by The Original Hawaiian Chocolate Factory Co. Then she follows cacao beans on their journey to a Guittard Chocolate factory in CA, and tops it off with famous Frozen Hot Cocoa in NYC. Sounds like a great trip!Show title; "How'd That Get On My Plate?"Airs: 8/11 @8:30 pm ET & 8/24 @4:30 pm ETChannel: Food Network
updated by @chocoflyer: 04/13/15 08:51:31
New Chocolate Show on TV-
As I was channel surfing this past weekend I noticed that Christopher Elbow was featured on "Road Tasted with the Neelys," also on Food Network. Christopher demonstrated making his Bananas Foster piece.
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