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A nearly photographic image of the hotel property had been transferred to the removable top of a white chocolate 'box,' which was full of white and dark chocolate truffles, and iced and jellied sugar cookies. Fresh strawberry halves and dark chocolate drizzles decorated the plate, providing visual contrast to the Texas-shaped confection.
The idea that this was too pretty to eat didn't last long - nor did the chocolate.
2 comments:
I live in Colorado. Even I could probably manage a chocolate creation shaped by my perfectly rectangular state. :-)
Claire @ http://culinary-colorado.bogspot.com
how true, how true.
Lisa
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