$32 for a Three-Course Chocolate Tasting for Two at Chocolaterie de la Nouvelle France (Up to $64 Value)
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Talented confectioner warms guests with three courses of French chocolates with chocolate strawberries & mini treats
A delicately prepared chocolate can make a woman's heart sing, a child's mouth smile, and a crossing guard's whistle taste even more like justice. Stock up on tasty times with today's Groupon: for $32, you get a three-course chocolate tasting for two at Chocolaterie de la Nouvelle France (up to a $64 value).
Click here for an example menu with a detailed list of course options. This menu is subject to change.
Mentioned in Vancouver magazine's Best Things to Eat and Drink, Chocolaterie de la Nouvelle France owner, Anne-Geneviève Poitras, weaves gourmet bites from French single-origin and Plantation chocolate with the aid of an Institut du Tourisme et d'Hôtellerie du Québec education. The three-course tasting bears banoffee tarts, on which banana-and-hazelnut chocolate spread peacefully lies on a bed of crumbled pie crust. Ecuadorian orange blossom stages vaudeville duets between 64% dark chocolate and candied orange peel, and Aztec ganache's cayenne-infused 66% dark chocolate dons a fiery cap of chili flakes. The tasting concludes with a choice of brownie guarding soft vanilla-bean gelato from floods of espresso or salted caramel.
Rich courses balance out with bites of whipped-cream and chocolate-covered strawberries along with sips of lemon-infused water and tea. Guests may also pluck platters for mignardise—miniature gourmandizes or treats—fashioned from chocolate or caramel. The chocolaterie swaddles guests in warm colours, as glass jars wear crisp tags to identify their sugary contents. An outdoor patio sets the stage for enjoying a hot or cold drink, depending on the weather. Anne-Geneviève crafts her treats without the use of additives, preservatives, and cauldron chanting.
Talented confectioner warms guests with three courses of French chocolates with chocolate strawberries & mini treats
A delicately prepared chocolate can make a woman's heart sing, a child's mouth smile, and a crossing guard's whistle taste even more like justice. Stock up on tasty times with today's Groupon: for $32, you get a three-course chocolate tasting for two at Chocolaterie de la Nouvelle France (up to a $64 value).
Click here for an example menu with a detailed list of course options. This menu is subject to change.
Mentioned in Vancouver magazine's Best Things to Eat and Drink, Chocolaterie de la Nouvelle France owner, Anne-Geneviève Poitras, weaves gourmet bites from French single-origin and Plantation chocolate with the aid of an Institut du Tourisme et d'Hôtellerie du Québec education. The three-course tasting bears banoffee tarts, on which banana-and-hazelnut chocolate spread peacefully lies on a bed of crumbled pie crust. Ecuadorian orange blossom stages vaudeville duets between 64% dark chocolate and candied orange peel, and Aztec ganache's cayenne-infused 66% dark chocolate dons a fiery cap of chili flakes. The tasting concludes with a choice of brownie guarding soft vanilla-bean gelato from floods of espresso or salted caramel.
Rich courses balance out with bites of whipped-cream and chocolate-covered strawberries along with sips of lemon-infused water and tea. Guests may also pluck platters for mignardise—miniature gourmandizes or treats—fashioned from chocolate or caramel. The chocolaterie swaddles guests in warm colours, as glass jars wear crisp tags to identify their sugary contents. An outdoor patio sets the stage for enjoying a hot or cold drink, depending on the weather. Anne-Geneviève crafts her treats without the use of additives, preservatives, and cauldron chanting.