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welcome to the October newsletter from Chocolate Now!

New Limited Edition Chocolates:
By popular demand, we are bringing you some exciting new chocolates to sample:

Havana - A Rich Rum ganache with raisins
covered in white chocolate.

Cinnamon Truffle - Spicy Cinnamon truffle,
rolled in powdered cinnamon

Passoa - Passion Fruit Truffle,
made with Passoa Liqueur.

Cerisette - A whole cherry (including stalk and stone!)
soaked in liquid brandy and enrobed in dark chocolate

Guirlande - Lavender Ganache
- a fresh and distinctive flavour.

Champagne Truffle - Rich, smooth, dark truffle
with Marc de Champagne.

Poire William - William's Pear ganache in dark
chocolate - a refreshing new flavour.

Chocolate Mousse - a dark, very chocolatey mousse
 wrapped in more dark chocolate.

European Delivery:
From next week, you will be able to send chocolates to most Western European countries for as little as an additional £1.50. So, if you have friends in Spain, the Republic of Ireland, or elsewhere in Europe, they can now enjoy our delicious chocolates as well!

Survey Results:
We would like to say a big thank you to everyone who took part in our annual customer survey. In response to your comments, we will be introducing some exciting new product ranges over the next few months including, as you can already see, lots of new chocolates - watch this space for more news....
Our prize draw was won by Vicki in Birmingham (that's not me, by the way!)

Chocolate Facts:
When originally introduced to Europe, chocolate was only consumed as a drink. However, the fatty part of the cacao bean rose to the top, forming unsightly greasy pools. In 1828, a Dutchman, Van Houten, invented a hydraulic press that separated out the cacao butter, leaving behind what we know today as "Cocoa Powder".
Left with the cacao butter as a by-product, manufacturers hit on the idea of mixing it with ground cacao beans and sugar, the result being a solid substance which could be cast in a mould, and "eating chocolate" was invented - it was first marketed by the Fry family in 1849.

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   Thanks
     Vicky

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