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Best Chocolatier in the City?

Lisa1349

By Lisa1349
in Pennsylvania: Cooking & Baking

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CoolPapaBell

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Yep just got my Brigitine Monastery fudge.  Really good stuff.  I really want use a lot of bad puns regarding Katie's description, but instead I'll just say order it.

So they didn't melt on the way to you, papabell?

Nope and I live in the Hotlanta heat.

Nobody eats at that restaurant anymore. It's always too crowded.

---Yogi Berra

CoolPapaBell

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4.gif Now you tell me AFTER I spent $48 bucks. It should arrive just in time for the family coming into town so we can do Fralinger’s and Robbie Bennet comparisons.

I dunno.  We have someone who does a ton of business with Mars and we’ve been shipped tons of chocolate at all different times of the year with no problem.

Katie, I am appalled that they have not used your “orgasmic” testimonial under their customer comments.  Don’t they know who you are?

Can't really attribute Miel's product to Robert Bennett, now that he is no longer part of the business.

Wow, when did that happen? I just saw he's no longer on their site, but when I was there in June and July, the lovely young lady who works there was talking about him. Also I am almost positive he was still on the site then when I looked at the online menu in said period.

I hope they have all the recipes. What's the scoop?

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Nobody eats at that restaurant anymore. It's always too crowded.

---Yogi Berra

CoolPapaBell

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Say it ain't so, Shoeless Joe. I'm glad I got to experience his talents various times. The article is right, it is a quirky shopping center and I saw that European restaurant closed. Kyoto was good sushi but didn't last. I hear a lot of good things about Misto. But at least Miel and Chez survived. Or so I thought.

Oh well still plenty of options for my next trip to my ole stomping grounds, but I can't imagine in the sweets catagory many to compensate.

Nobody eats at that restaurant anymore. It's always too crowded.

---Yogi Berra

KatieLoeb

KatieLoeb

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Yep just got my Brigitine Monastery fudge.  Really good stuff.  I really want use a lot of bad puns regarding Katie's description, but instead I'll just say order it.

Glad you liked it, CoolPapa! And also happy it arrived intact. It's pretty rich and gooey, but it really is divine, on several levels! :biggrin:

Katie M. Loeb
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Author: Shake, Stir, Pour:Fresh Homegrown Cocktails

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CoolPapaBell

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As far as the shipping issue, they do NOT ship truffles from October-March because of the weather. But I may add as far as my post about getting Mars chocolates, they are actually shipped twice by the time we get them. Once to my family member then he resends to us.

Nobody eats at that restaurant anymore. It's always too crowded.

---Yogi Berra

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