Forum Activity for @Craig Sutton

Chocolate for live art ? Where can I find wearable chocolate?

Posted in: Tech Help, Tips, Tricks, & Techniques

I own a boutique event entertainment company with one of my concepts being chocolate tasting 101. I also create live dessert tables on wheels with models who stand inside the table and push the table around the room at parties. I usually dress the model in some type of clothing, but want to create a chocolate girl with chocolate that can be wrapped on her arms or a necklace made of chocolate rope without the chocolate melting. Fondant that is used for cakes as icing will melt on the body. I am not a chef so I do not have the ability to make this. Is thereany wearable chocolate or material i can order in? Thanks! Craig@chocolatetasting101.com
updated by @Craig Sutton: 05/03/15 23:54:36

I hold tastings in New England for groups Would any of the chocolatiers/producers like to partner up and promote?

Posted in: News & New Product Press (Read-Only)

I promote the art of tasting, savoring andenjoying GOOD Chocolate (starting at 60% and up) in Boston and New England. The more upscale andartistic, thebetter. If you are interested in having mepromote, market and serveyour chocolatein tastings with corporate and social groups, let me know how we can partner up and work together. Thanks! Craig@chocolatetasting101.com

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updated by @Craig Sutton: 12/13/24 12:16:07

Host a Chocolate tasting-anyone have an experience to share?

Posted in: Opinion

Roxanne: A blind tasting works really well. First, give them a piece of regular mik chocolate - (just say, "TRY THIS". Then give them a piece of good, dark chocolate and say, "NOW TRY THIS". I have done blind tastings with chocolates from different origins. I will print out a sheet with the different origins and they have to guess which one comes from Venezuala, which comes from Switzerland, Belgium, etc Have fun!