Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Maison Larnicol Chocolaterie, Paris
Well worth a visit: EVERYTHING is made of chocolate and there are billions of different scoop-your-own tiny chocolates. Chocolate praline-covered mandarin segments...
have a look at their website.
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