Chocolate Parties


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Cherry tomatoes. Pretzel sticks (whole grain) Rice cakes. Mini whole-grain cookies. Marshmallows (low-sugar or sugar-free) Dried apricots. Nuts (almonds, cashews, or hazelnuts) These treats provide a combination of fresh fruits, whole grains, and nuts that can be enjoyed when dipped in a chocolate fountain.


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For the hot chocolate bar toppings, I used mason jars in different sizes. I like to use a variety of sizes to really add some height and interest to the whole thing. Use a few tall ones for wafer cookies, paper straws, jumbo marshmallows, a few short ones for toppings like toffee bits, and mini ones for coarse sea salt.


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For wine and chocolate pairings, aim for at least three flights for the best experience. Vary the dark chocolate pairing with a variety of red wine and white wine selections. Here are some suggestions: Flight #1: Vine to Bar Dark Chocolate Tasting Squares. New World Chardonnay with Oak, La Crema, Cambria Estate, Kendall-Jackson or Stonestreet.


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Chocolate Themed Music. Some chocolate themed music or lounge music will fit the bill perfectly. Here are a few off the list: Chocolate on my tongue - Woods Brothers. Scotch and Chocolate - Nickel Creek. You Sexy Thing - Hot Chocolate. Chocolate Charms - Requiem for a Dream. The Sweetness - Jimmy Eats World.


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Pour the ยพ a cup water into a small saucepan and bring to a boil. Whisk in ยฝ cup ofthe cocoa powder and 4 tablespoons of cane sugar. Turn the heat down to medium and whisk in 8 cups (one half-gallon) of milk. Cook over medium heat until the milk is heated but not boiling, about 3 minutes.


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Print them out, preferably on card stock. Have pencils and pens available and place one chocolate on each of the boxes. Print out info on each chocolate to help you guide your guests. Provide water and then a plate of apples and bread to cleanse the palate in between. Serve wine to pair with the chocolate.


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One of the most popular chocolate party ideas is hosting a chocolate-tasting party. Make it an interactive experience by offering a variety of milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and white chocolate for your guests to savor. To make the event more sophisticated, consider adding a wine-tasting element, pairing red wine with different chocolates.


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3. Consider Preparing a Few Palate Cleansers. You might be able to eat chocolate all day, every day, without ever needing to take a break, but in order to really detect the nuances between different chocolates, it helps to cleanse your palate a little different between tastes. It's best to offer your guests something simple like apple slices.


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Slice cheese. Break up chocolate bars. Arrange ingredients on a board or platter. Start with the largest components (small bowls, large cheeses). Fan out fruit and cheese slices, crackers, and cookies for visual appeal and easy grabbing. Fill in the gaps with smaller components: chocolates, nuts, dried fruit. Add accoutrements.


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Host a Ladies Night Chocolate Party at Home. Start planning a ladies night chocolate party at home with these tips and ideas. This is a fun party for a birthday or any time. Indulge in flights of chocolate truffles, wash them down with champagne, and send guests home with chocolate themed party favors. You'll be everyone's favorite hostess.


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Setting Up the Event. 1. Schedule the tasting for mid-afternoon or mid-evening. You want it to be after people have eaten and feel satisfied, but before they actually feel hungry for the next meal. [1] 2. Choose your guests. A small group of 6-8 is best for interaction [1] and for costs.


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Two scoops cocoa mix. Add 3/4 mug hot water. Solid layer of marshmallows. Sprinkle of chocolate chips. Add whipped cream. Add more chocolate chips. Sprinkle on chocolate sprinkles. Add a drizzle of chocolate syrup. Hands down, my favorite is the Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate, but they all are so great!


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Hang brown, black, and white streamers around the food tables and doorways. You can even hang mini chocolate bars for a party garland. 3. Balloons. Brown, black and white balloons tie in the chocolate theme. 4. Confetti. Spread Hersey kisses or mini chocolate bars over the tables to make it look like confetti. 5.


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Chocolate Party Ideas: The Mood. There's something playful yet dreamy about chocolate. For something more sensual, think dark and caramel browns, creamy whites, and gold in your backdrops, tablewear, and drapes. For something more playful, think candy shop and Willy Wonka. Toss a few chocolate kissses or small chocolate candies on your table.


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Just add a few ingredients, like unsweetened cocoa powder, whole milk, and a dash of instant espresso, to your slow cooker, cook it on low for about two hours, and enjoy! Get the Crock-Pot Hot Chocolate recipe. Danielle Daly. 3.


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Another fun hot chocolate party idea is to have a hot chocolate tasting. Set up a table with different types of hot chocolate, such as Mexican hot chocolate, peppermint hot chocolate, and caramel hot chocolate. Provide small sample cups and let guests taste each one and vote on their favorite. You can even turn it into a friendly competition.