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#1 tan319

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Posted 06 April 2003 - 06:55 PM

I was just doing a search on Oriol Balaguer and it came up that he was opening this place which is a chocolate studio, I think.
Any info?
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#2 tan319

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Posted 16 April 2003 - 12:49 PM

I was just doing a search on Oriol Balaguer and it came up that he was opening this place which is a chocolate studio, I think.
Any info?

why yes tan319!
There is!
I just found it!
Try this web address!
Pretty cool!
http://oriolbalaguer.com/
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#3 wannabake

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Posted 16 April 2003 - 08:52 PM

Tan,
What is this? I have no idea what I was just looking at, but it is AMAZING. My mouth is still watering...Is this a shop or what is it?

#4 tan319

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Posted 17 April 2003 - 03:37 AM

Tan,
What is this?  I have no idea what I was just looking at, but it is AMAZING.  My mouth is still watering...Is this a shop or what is it?

yes, i believe he has a shop/ studio, there in Barcelona.
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#5 Steve Klc

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Posted 18 April 2003 - 04:05 AM

Some further discussion of Oriol, his shop and his fantastic pastry book (which is English) here:

http://forums.egulle...8&t=19523&st=0
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#6 chocophile

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Posted 21 April 2003 - 08:28 PM

I have not tasted this particular chocolate but in general the Spanish (particularly the Catalonians) are among the most adventurous when it comes to presentation and new flavors - think Enric Rovira, Blanxart. I had some pretty amazing cava vinegar ganache truffles from Blanxart in January at the Fancy Food Show. The importer is in Seattle, Powers Seles Imports. I will see them in June in NYC.

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