My friend brought a fancy box of chocolates when she came to dinner Saturday night. And they are delicious. The Betsy Ann Chocolates business is close to her home. Lucky us!
One of the pieces was a chocolate covered cherry (with the “c” on top) just as she advised me. I like to eat a chocolate covered cherry on occasion.
Do you?
Philadelphia. Reading Terminal Market And yes, they do mail order.
Chocolate Covered Onions- Yes or No?
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?
On a pantry shelf. Temptation lurking. 
MILK OR DARK?
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.
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!
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.