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I just came across this company that’s based in Washington State, and had to blog about it because it’s such a great idea plus I LOVE chocolates (OK, who doesn’t)! It’s really cute that they are located on “Sweet” Road in Blaine, Washington!

Totally Chocolate uses the finest Belgian milk or dark chocolate, and they can create any custom design that you have in mind. You can use them for favors or printed menus for your wedding reception. The only thing is I won’t recommend the menus for any outdoor tropical location since they will melt, but you can definitely give them out as favors later in the evening! What a unique way to “WOW” your guests!

Hmmm… I’d love to have some now, please!

Tags: chocolate favors, chocolate menus, totally chocolate

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One Response to “Totally Chocolate”

ExistentialDuck Says:
March 22nd, 2009 at 8:54 pm
that’s a pretty cool concept

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