Philadelphia. Reading Terminal Market And yes, they do mail order.
Chocolate Covered Onions- Yes or No?
Chocolate Covered Onions -Yes or No?
Category: Chocolate
Homemade Devil Dogs and Store Bought Snowballs
A couple of weeks ago I was given a homemade Devil Dog from Priscilla, my friend Jen’s mother. She hails from Connecticut. I haven’t seen her mom’s original recipe but I found another one for Devil Dogs in my old Junk Food Cookbook by Lydia Sager.
Her individually wrapped Chocolate home baked Devil Dog snack cake tasted really good.
I’m serious.
I couldn’t find commercial Devil Dogs in the grocery store. Here are some coconut marshmallow skin covered chocolate Snowballs snack cakes filled with probably hydrogenated fat.
I purchased these at Weiland’s Market and Kroger in Columbus a few weeks ago.
Thanks Steve got helping taste these. I think you can keep these indefinitely and they don’t get moldy.
So would you eat one?
Temptation Lurking in the Pantry
On a pantry shelf. Temptation lurking. 
MILK or DARK??
MILK OR DARK?
Soda Fountain and Chocolates
Yetter’s in Millvale, PASaturday morning.
I wanted my grandchildren to see an old time soda fountain. It was too early for ice cream so we bought some things to-go, for later after the Children’s Museum-snacks, bottles of water, chocolate coins and some sour patch kids from the candy selection.
We will return for ice cream before they head home.
A Box of Chocolate Truffles
Admiration has several definitions.
For this week’s challenge by Krista, bloggers have admired heroes, volunteers, a beloved parent, musical instruments, design, flowers,art,nature and the gorgeous sky at sunset.
So why not chocolates? Smooth, satiny and delicious.
I’m choosing “pleasurable contemplation” this evening.
As I went to put the gold embossed lid onto the fresh box of Betsy Ann chocolate truffles I eyed them with pleasurable contemplation.
Admiration.
A thoughtful friend brought them as a hostess gift tonight.
I positioned the lid to hide the empty spots we devoured for dessert before I caught this photo.
Such a wonderful Pittsburgh-made confection. Thank you dear friend. I admire your excellent taste!
Does One Eat the Pawns You Capture?
Or is it good for several games?
Saw this chocolate board and chessmen when I visited NYC – Spring Break.
If you want one, they will make it for you, fresh!
Li-Lac Chocolates Window They bill themselves “Manhattan’s Oldest Chocolate House”
8th Avenue at Jane Street, Greenwich Village
Oops you can see my reflection, too.