Chocolate Blog

Marie Antonin Careme abandoned by his parents when he was only 8, started working by age 14 in the kitchens as a way to pay for his home and living expenses. What became a necessity and survival grew to become...

Who else is a Chocolate dipped ice-cream cone fan?Such an amazing creation that no one really knows where it originated from. How cool is it just having a vision and wondering.. What if i dipped my ice-cream into a chocolate dipping...

After coming to the United states in 1906, William Dreyer moved to california after spending some time in New York, to learn the art of making ice cream and in 1921 after 15 years he opened up his own ic...

Krispy Kreme has had an incredible following over the years; It is after-all the ideal doughnut both in texture and taste. Their simple glazed doughnut might not have much for fans of chocolate to enjoy, that is until now. Because...

In the 1930's Frank Mars, Named his candy bar after his horse whom was names Snickers. Ridiculously enough the name of their family farm located in Tennessee was called Milky Way. At the introduction of Snickers people were distraught that...

Growing up we always had school fundraisers with World's Finest Chocolate. The chocolates would come in a carton box with 40 plus chocolates. In my house hold i never had to sell them door to door i always managed to...

The 3 Musketeers candy bar was introduced in 1932 in the U.S by Big Companies M&M/MARS. It became the third candy bar produced by the company. Hence the name 3 Musketeers it was originally packaged as individual mini bars of...

 One thing i love doing is dipping my Oreo cookie in Peanut butter and then dipping it in milk. There are so many ways to enjoy Oreo's from Cakes, Milkshakes, Deep fried Oreo's and so much more! Oreo's were introduce in...

The ice cream sandwich was created in 1899 by an unknown pushcart peddler in New York City. These sandwiches consisted of vanilla ice cream pressed between two thin graham wafers. The treat was iconic not only because it it was...