#chocolate tour

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Ethel M Chocolate Factory in Las Vegas

Who doesn’t love chocolate? Well, I do know some of you who dislike this essential food group. But, many of the rest of us dream of swimming in chocolate. Those dreamers may not be able to swim in chocolate goodness. However, they can tour the Ethel M Chocolate Factory in Las Vegas and experience a working chocolate factory. You won’t find just chocolate at the Ethel M Factory. There also is a…

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Chocolate Factory | Phillips

Nestled within the heart of the city lies a place where dreams are made of cocoa, where the air is filled with the rich scent of chocolate, and where every corner whispers tales of sweetness – the Chocolate Factory. Beyond its unassuming exterior lies a world of wonder, where skilled artisans craft delectable delights that tantalize the taste buds and ignite the senses.

Stepping into the Chocolate Factory is like entering a realm of pure enchantment. Rows upon rows of shiny stainless steel machinery stand in harmonious symphony, each one meticulously designed to transform humble cocoa beans into luxurious treats. The air hums with the gentle whirring of machinery and the occasional burst of laughter from the workers, their passion for their craft evident in every movement.

Wandering through the factory, one is greeted by the sight of chocolate in its various stages of creation. From the roasting of the cocoa beans to the delicate tempering process, every step is carefully orchestrated to ensure the perfect balance of flavor and texture. It's a dance of precision and skill, where even the slightest deviation can alter the final product.

But it's not just the machinery that breathes life into the Chocolate Factory; it's the people behind the scenes who truly make it shine. Each artisan brings their own unique touch to the process, infusing every batch of chocolate with a bit of their own personality and passion. Their dedication is palpable, their eyes alight with pride as they watch their creations come to life.

And of course, no visit to the Chocolate Factory would be complete without indulging in a taste of its heavenly offerings. From velvety smooth truffles to crunchy pralines, there's something to satisfy every craving. Each bite is a symphony of flavors, a celebration of the endless possibilities that chocolate holds.

In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, the Chocolate Factory stands as a beacon of joy and indulgence. It's a place where time stands still, and worries melt away with each mouthful of sweetness. So next time you find yourself in need of a little pick-me-up, why not pay a visit to the Chocolate Factory? After all, a world without chocolate is a world without magic.

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Website https://phillipislandchocolatefactory.com.au/

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Address 930 Phillip Island Rd Newhaven Australia

[invisible-goats]

anyway disabled priveledge is real because i just got back from a holiday where my room was upgraded because the one i'd booked it turns out was only accessible by two flights of stairs

llandudno was fun :-)

[muttgirl]

Limp Bizkit Anger Management Tour Shirt c.2001

[spider-quinn]

Updated ERAS Design 🤩

Before: (pre-Hoard, AQPDO, & Gladiator 2 trailer) After:

[whitefireprincess]

Donut King

[falenminds-blog]

are yall really still sleeping on the mistholme museum of mystery morbidity and mortality?????? really????!!?!?!? we're on the last season and you still haven't even heard anything about a man with a voice like honey and chocolate and coffee all at once?!?!??!?!?!?!??!?!!!! yall....

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❝Gloop, Teavee, Beauregarde, Salt, Bucket- Do Come In.❞

The UK tour merch was all of Broadway's leftovers, but we really wanted something special signed by the cast. So we just decided to make our own. We couldn't be more proud of it, and the cast loved it too! ✨

If anyone wants one, we're printing a limited run in our shop.

[ commissions & shop ]

[chickncasserol]

todays gender is the man with a voice like honey and chocolate and coffee all at once <3

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[descendantofthesparrow]

leaving disney, think thats the longest day ive spent at disney lol, got there at 830ish and left at 1130 ish, basically a full day, and i got to ride every ride i wanted to, like space mountain, star tours, incredicoster, thunder mountain, matterhorn, Indiana jones, pirates, soarin, toy story, GOTG mission breakout, Radiator springs racers, Rise of the resistance....damn we went on a lotta rides lol

[putschki1969]

Hi Puts!!

I hope you’re doing well! Thank you for always sharing information about pretty much everything, along your thoughts. After every event I always look forward to reading your reviews/comments.

You’ve pretty much inspired me to learn Japanese (along with the girls)! I’m even studying abroad in Japan this fall!! My exact days are August 22 - December 22.

I wasn’t sure I would be able to go until quite late (my program sucks at communications info) so I’ve been busy dealing with preparing to go to Japan, that I haven’t applied or bought any tickets! (Pretty much panicking at this point since I don’t know when I’ll be back).

Unfortunately YK vol.#20 tour ends before I arrive which I’m so depressed about since I loved every setlist (especially with Hikaru now performing T_T) (hoping she has more performances). Thankfully there’s still Wakana’s Classics, but I’m trying to figure that out still.

I was wondering if you knew any upcoming performances where there’s a good chance I can buy tickets still (whether online or at door) or have any advice on what I should do? I know there’s the Highway Star Party event but I’m not really interested in that. I will have a japanese phone number, address, and residency card so hopefully even the trickier tickets don’t cause any problems.

Also is there anywhere you suggest I visit? Restaurants and food? I plan to do a deep search and visit places the girls have mentioned ^ ^, more specifically around Tokyo.

Anyways, sorry for the long post/ask. Thank you for everything you’ve done!!

Hello there!

Thank you for this lovely message! And wow! That sounds amazing! I hope you'll have a great time in Japan.

What a shame though that you won't make it in time for the last YKL Vol#20 performance with Hikaru as guest vocalist. As of right now, I don't think they are planning to add any more dates for Japan. They have been known to announce at least one or two additional performances for Tokyo in the past but this year, it looks like they will end the main portion of the tour this weekend in Saitama. However, there are four concerts scheduled for November in China, Thailand and Malaysia. Chances are high that Hikaru will be invited as guest vocalist for these. Keep an eye out for any updates on that! We don't have any details yet but if you get the chance to go on a short weekend trip, I'd definitely recommend you get yourself a ticket and check out one of those places.

Overseas Performances YKL Vol.#20 Tour The performances are scheduled for November 2024. YK and her team will be returning to Shanghai (China), and will be performing for the first time in Guangzhou (China), Bangkok (Thailand), and Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia).

It may be a bit too late for this but you should 100% try to get a ticket for Keiko's upcoming fan club event! Just a few days ago, they announced a second lottery round so there's still a chance to apply for tickets until August 4! I don't know if you are a member of Keiko's FC but you could technically still register and hopefully finish the procedure in time to take part in the ticket lottery. Please note though that you'll probably need help from someone in Japan when using Lawson Ticket.

『KEIKO fan meeting chocolate meating #4』 Date: September 7, 2024 (Sat) Venue: TIAT SKY HALL 1st (Day): Open 14:00 /Start 14:30 2nd (Evening): Open 17:30 / Start 18:00　

Aside from possibly joining the YKL Vol#20 Asia tour leg, Hikaru will also be holding her very own solo tour during the winter time. Again, we don't have any details yet but once further infos get announced, I recommend you get your hands on a couple of tickets for one or two of those concerts. The Toyama live in particular is something I'd aim for if you want to have the best possible experience. Also a great opportunity to explore Hikaru's hometown

Hikaru Solo Tour 2024/25 -2024- 24/11/30 (Sat) Toyama 24/12/07 (Sat) Aichi 24/12/14 (Sat) Miyagi 24/12/21 (Sat) Kyoto 25/02/11 (Tue) Tokyo

The FC ticket lotteries for Wakana Classics are already over but there will be other options available soon. Last year, ticket playguide lotteries for non-FC members took place in October (with a subsequent regular sale) so I expect the same to happen this year. Just be patient a little while longer. They will most likely launch a dedicated webpage on the BSFuji website with some more infos on the concert and where to get tickets.

『Wakana Classics 2024 (tbd)』 Date/Time: 2024/12/18; Start 18:30~ Venue: Hamarikyu Asahi Hall

As for food and restaurants, that's very difficult for me to answer because I typically try to visit places that the girls have recently been to (I guess it's more of a spontaneous thing?). I do my best to keep track of all the good spots but it's a struggle T_T I suck at everything that's related to locations. However, you can check out my MEDIA posts on Twitter to see pictures of some of the spots I've already visited. I usually add a little description to my tweets so you should be able to figure out which places I'm talking about.

Three very popular Kalafina pilgrimage places are definitely Tsurutontan Roppongi (from an old blog post), La Maison Kioi (from a SPICE interview) and Shinagawa Aquarium (from a FC Harmony feature). Here's a blog post where I talk about visiting all three of them. One day, I want to eat at all the gyoza restaurants that Wakana has recommended in her fan club magazines but that's actually not so easy since most of those places are tiny and require a reservation.

You should also try to make short day trips to Ishikiri-Sanmyaku and Oya History Museum (best done with a group of locals or fellow fans). Both are beautiful locations which were used for various music videos (Kalafina's "Hyakka Ryouran", Hikaru's "Alterna-ate-", Kalafina's "Kagayaku Sora no Shijima ni wa", Wakana's "Butterfly Dream").

Sorry I can't provide a better list but hopefully, this will help at least a little bit.

[phillipislandchocolatefactory]

Exploring the World of Chocolate Factories in Melbourne and Phillip Island

Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Melbourne and Phillip Island lies a treat for the senses – chocolate factories that beckon with the promise of indulgence and delight. Beyond their walls, a world of cocoa beans, swirling aromas, and delectable creations awaits, offering visitors a glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship behind everyone's favorite sweet indulgence.

In Melbourne, known for its vibrant culinary scene and cultural diversity, chocolate factories are a testament to the city's love affair with all things delicious. From boutique artisanal chocolatiers to larger-scale operations, each factory showcases a unique blend of tradition, innovation, and passion for the craft.

Inside these chocolate havens, visitors are treated to a sensory journey unlike any other. The air is thick with the heady scent of chocolate, as machines hum with activity and skilled chocolatiers work their magic, transforming humble cocoa beans into exquisite confections. Guided tours offer a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the chocolate-making process, from bean to bar, allowing guests to witness every step of the journey with awe and fascination.

Phillip Island, renowned for its stunning coastal scenery and abundant wildlife, is also home to a chocolate factory that delights visitors of all ages. Nestled amidst rolling hills and lush greenery, this charming establishment invites guests to explore its chocolate-themed attractions, including interactive exhibits, tastings, and hands-on workshops where aspiring chocolatiers can create their own sweet masterpieces.

But perhaps the most enchanting aspect of visiting a chocolate factory is the opportunity to indulge in its delicious offerings. From silky smooth truffles to crunchy pralines and everything in between, the array of chocolate treats on offer is enough to make any sweet tooth swoon. And with gift shops brimming with beautifully packaged delights, visitors can take a piece of the magic home with them, to savor and share with loved ones.

In conclusion, Chocolate Factories in Melbourne and Phillip Island offer more than just a sweet escape – they provide a window into the enchanting world of chocolate-making, where passion meets creativity and every bite tells a story. Whether you're a dedicated chocoholic or simply curious to learn more about the art of chocolate craftsmanship, a visit to these delightful establishments is sure to leave you with memories to savor long after the last chocolate has been enjoyed.

More Info:

Website: https://phillipislandchocolatefactory.com.au/

Ph: 03 5956 6600

Mail id: info@phillipislandchocolatefactory.com.au

Working Time: Monday to Sunday 10am–5pm

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They're running from the law together after killing children in their factory

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stepping away from the jeff buckley content

to post this picture of phoebe bridgers handwritten lyrics as tattoo inspiration. :)

from her song “ I Know The End”