“Warning: chocolate and coffee will be consumed!”
The final line in Spring Gillard’s post for The Politics of Food: A Bite Size Course, offered over a stretch of Saturdays.
Um… is this because chocolate and coffee are political, or does Ms. Gillard normally have attendees with health conditions? Or perhaps this course draws a smattering of politically-charged toddlers. And you know what coffee and chocolate does to a 2 year old…
Some cocaine-filled chocolates were seized at JFK. Also some pistachio shells “filled with nut-sized cocaine cubes.”
To recap: Yesterday we had the pot truffles and today we have the coke truffles. Monday when I write about smack truffles we are going to have a real trend on our hands. —Snacktime
(Komforte Chocolates, found at The Gloss)
From the Komforte site: ”We saw that the chocolate industry was driving upscale and more sophisticated with every season. What was of more interest to us was doing chocolate that had fun, interesting ingredients with a “comfort” feel to them that a kid, a teenager and an adult could all understand and enjoy.”
At $3 a bar or so, I think regular Ramen is more of a steal.
Chocolate records. Suggested songs: “I’ll Stop the World and Melt with You,” “Pour Some Sugar on Me,” etc.