About Town: Sweet tooths, sticky fingers and sugar junkies

Hundreds descended on Carlsberg’s TAP1 to enjoy tastings and demonstrations at the Chocolate Festival over the weekend. The two-day event welcomed a large number of exhibitors from all over the world.

The home-grown producer det-sode-liv.dk looks pleased to be at the festival and how could you not when you’re peddling the brown nectar.

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Copenhagen locals, chokoladeparadis.dk, proudly exhibit their wares.

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There were also companies present from the more traditional chocolate-producing countries like franske.dk

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Other outfits from less likely nations such as Lithuania: chocolatenaive.com

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Scotland-via-Sweden: highland-inspired annied.se based in Enköping looks triumphant at her stand.

 

 




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