Jimmy parked up outside Chiddingstone Castle for a wedding special.
At Monsoon HQ - we swung by their offices to serve hot chocs, ice cream, truffles and brownies...this guy came along after the crowds had dispersed. (Beautiful offices by the way - full of whacking great pieces of pop art).
The bright, deep blue skies of sunny Suffolk where we pitched up for the Aldeburgh Food Festival. As ever it was magical to be there and back on home soil.
ORMS anniversary party in EC1 - this incredible old Victorian warehouse. And the whole thing was catered by local joints: the salt beef guy, Gujarati Rasoi, Cafe Kick, Moro (the best, most smokily delicious gazpacho ever)...and Choc Star!
We also made it up to Ludlow for the magnificent food festival, now in its fifteenth year. What an operation! And so nice to see a whole load of new food stalls - all from the Shropshire area. We stayed on my old friend Chris' pig farm, ate loads of sausages and drank perry galore.
Maradonna! A wedding that was so wonderfully colourful. Theme: UN costume. And it was all held in the divine grounds of Wadham college, Oxford.
And after a few months away we are happy to have returned to the Southbank for the Slow Food market. Lots of familiar faces cropped up. I love this girl's quiff.
...and this family hired the van for their baby's 1st birthday party when Choc Star was in its first year of business. Great to see them still enjoying the treats so much.
And these two are just too darn cute.
Friday, 2 October 2009
September sojourns
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Hi Petra
Love the blog and the business - great idea to teach kids about chocolate, but do you say anything about which kinds of chocolate are more healthy for them than others?
Have you got any visits to the South Coast planned?
Hi Jenny - yes, I make it very clear that there's a distinction between chocolate and confectionary (and all the kids look very serious, like they're going to change their ways!)
South Coast plans? Will keep you posted!
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