Who was the poster whose wife was the chocolate maker

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eek replied

21 September 2016, 12:56
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

Chocolate tea pots?

Been done see

Chocolate teapot proves useful - BBC News
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MyUserName replied

21 September 2016, 12:47
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

Chocolate tea pots?

Yeah, I will just tell her it is difficult and she should probably not bother trying
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OwlHoot replied

21 September 2016, 12:39
Originally posted by MyUserName View Post

Mine too. She makes pretty much everything chocolates, shower gel, clothes, bags, furniture etc.

Chocolate tea pots?
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OwlHoot replied

21 September 2016, 12:38
Originally posted by eek View Post

I've seen a lot of those at maker faires. You really don't want that chocolate for any purpose beyond modelling its tulip and tastes about as good.

WHS - Practically all sugar and milk powder and colouring, with barely a trace of chocolate (much like most British so-called chocolate confectionary).
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northernladyuk replied

21 September 2016, 12:12
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

My brother-out-law used to work at Cadburys. While there he could not eat chocolate. The smell all day put him off.

The old man has something similar with his work.
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BrilloPad replied

21 September 2016, 12:04
My brother-out-law used to work at Cadburys. While there he could not eat chocolate. The smell all day put him off.
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MyUserName replied

21 September 2016, 11:38
Originally posted by greenlake View Post

That would be eek's missus.

Mine too. She makes pretty much everything chocolates, shower gel, clothes, bags, furniture etc.
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eek replied

21 September 2016, 09:03
Originally posted by vetran View Post

ok, I just thought it was visually great.

It is visually great, the problem is that the chocolate needs very particular characteristics for modeling purposes and those override the taste issues.....
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LondonManc replied

21 September 2016, 08:40
Eek sounds like I do with cake-making; knowledge by attrition/cohabitation!
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vetran replied

20 September 2016, 22:29
Originally posted by eek View Post

I've seen a lot of those at maker faires. You really don't want that chocolate for any purpose beyond modelling its tulip and tastes about as good.

ok, I just thought it was visually great.
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eek replied

20 September 2016, 22:03
I've seen a lot of those at maker faires. You really don't want that chocolate for any purpose beyond modelling its tulip and tastes about as good.
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greenlake replied

20 September 2016, 21:59
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Who was the poster whose wife was the chocolate maker

That would be eek's missus.
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vetran started a topic Who was the poster whose wife was the chocolate maker

20 September 2016, 21:42
Who was the poster whose wife was the chocolate maker

Saw this and thought of you

How to Make 3D CHOCOLATE EIFFEL TOWER - All
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