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This evening on the Food Channel show "Extreme Pastry" there was a competitor noted as being from Providence-- His name is Andrew Schott (not sure of last name spelling) and his establishment was called Garrison Confections... Is he still practicing his craft in Providence? Where?

Karen

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This evening on the Food Channel show "Extreme Pastry" there was a competitor noted as being from Providence-- His name is Andrew Schott (not sure of last name spelling) and his establishment was called Garrison Confections... Is he still practicing his craft in Providence?  Where?

Karen

Garrison's Chocolates is located on Hope St. near Lauriston (next to the CVS) on the East Side.

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Garrison's Chocolates is located on Hope St. near Lauriston (next to the CVS) on the East Side.

Thanks! I wasn't having any luck with the yellow or white pages...

KV

All that is needed for evil to survive is for good people to do nothing

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Garrison's Chocolates is located on Hope St. near Lauriston (next to the CVS) on the East Side.

Thanks! I wasn't having any luck with the yellow or white pages...

KV

I used to live on Hope Street - is there a CVS over there now? Near Wickeden Street, right?

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I used to live on Hope Street - is there a CVS over there now?  Near Wickeden Street, right?

Actually on the other end of Hope Street...near Rochambeau.

BTW, I made it to the shop the other day. Wow. if the Chocolate Orange tidbit that I sampled was any indication of the rest of the quality, this should be a required stop for any one craving high quality chocolate.

KV

All that is needed for evil to survive is for good people to do nothing

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Andrew Shotts is a VERY WELL KNOWN pastry chef! He's competed nationally and (I believe) internationally in pastry for..........what, about 10 plus years (probably longer). Your lucky to have him doing such quality work located right in your area.

The boat he did for the extreme pastry was probably my least favorite piece I've seen him create (sorry).... compared to the fine detailed work he's done in competitions.

He is a master chef and someone who's work I've always admired. He's got it all (skill wise) and I hope he will have a hugely successful business! Please support talented chefs like him in your area.

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