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Chocolatiers and Chocolate-Makers

The other night I was having dinner in a restaurant, and struck up a conversation with the fellow dining at the next table, who turned out to be Swiss. As we talked, the conversation turned to what I did and when I replied that I wrote cookbooks on baking and chocolate. His curiosity was piqued, as well as that of the two Belgian women atโ€ฆ

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Dagoba Chocolate Partners With Hersheyโ€™s

For those of you whose interest has been picqued by my interview with Frederick Schilling of Dagoba chocolate, Frederick sent me the scoop on his new partnership with Artisan Confections, a division of Hersheyโ€™s chocolate. Hereโ€™s an except from that message: โ€œSo, whatโ€™s in store for Dagoba now? Well, for the most part, nothing is going to change. Dagoba will remain in Ashland doing whatโ€ฆ

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Interview: Frederick Schilling, Founder of Dagoba Organic Chocolate

David: Hey Frederick, I remember meeting you years ago at a Food Show, and was really impressed with both you, and your exceptionally good chocolate. You were so friendly and open about what you were doing, and I saw in you such a passion for producing high-quality chocolate from organically-grown beans. Iโ€™m so glad weโ€™ve kept in touch since then, and youโ€™re happy to answerโ€ฆ

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Organic and Fair Trade Chocolates

I ainโ€™t Mr. Organic. Iโ€™m one of those people where โ€œlocal-trumps-organicโ€. And taste trumps everything. But I do generally prefer to buy from a local grower if possible, rather than from someone far away. (Unless itโ€™s Targetโ€ฆthen all bets are off!) Thatโ€™s what I like about daily life in Paris, those things are still important. You need to know the boulanger, the butcher, the fromager,โ€ฆ

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