My immensely foodie ten year old had the party of his dreams at the Rococo Chocolate flagship shop in London last weekend. Just imagine. A CHOCOLATE PARTY!! It can’t get better than that. He couldn’t have been more excited:-
He and his mates, outside the shop:-
They got to decorate their own bars and make their own moulds:-
Then they designed their own wrappers:-
What a great idea for a party. Loved by all of them. Rococo very kindly gave me a discount as I had done the Valentine’s promotion with them but it is still an expensive party to take children to.
Personally, I would have liked them to have been told more about how chocolate is made during their time in the kitchen and also perhaps been given one of Chantal’s Coady’s lovely chocolate cook books – maybe it’s time for her to bring out a chocolate recipe book for kids??
Jon Storey
July 14, 2010Great fun!
I took our eldest girl to the Lindt chocolate museum in Cologne last October. She dribbled uncontrollably for two hours and when she saw the ten foot hight chocolate fountain she nearly had an accident!
Anna
July 14, 2010Chocolate fountain, yeah! This whole idea of a chocolate party is awesome. I am sure the kids and the birthday boy were left with great sensory memories.
Lindt Chocolate
January 3, 2014By combining melted chocolate into a boiling mixture of
dairy cream and butter the swiss chocolate is made, which is poured into molds to set before sprinkling with cocoa powder.
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