Blog

Rabbi Deborah Prinz writes about the connections between people, chocolate, and Jewish celebratory breads. Rabbi Prinz speaks by zoom and in-person for scholar-in-residence weekends, adult learning programs, auxiliaries, fund raisers, donor programs, and food festivals. The next time you pick up a piece of chocolate or bread, consider that you are partaking in aspects of our Jewish heritage.

Adventures On the Chocolate Trail: Atlanta, Portland, Seattle

by | Travel

In my recent travels speaking about On the Chocolate Trail, I have been able to sample some unusual chocolates and related products. Consider these:

Atlanta:

Matza decorated choc    Jewish bonbons

From Chef Brulee amazing colors make the bon bons and the matzah very appealing.

 

Cbocoley

*Chocoley  A source for making chocolate creations, including molds, compound chocolate , kits, utensils

Portland:

Cacao

Cacao‘s most amazing hot chocolate selection

The Meadow

The Meadow‘s selection of chocolate bars from around the world

Seattle:

Dilettante

Dilettante for chocolate truffles, mochas, cakes and martinis.

Theo

Theo‘s for factory tour and shopping in the store.

1 Comment

  1. Jane. Rosen

    Some really cool stuff. Hope we get to one of those cities soon.

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Rabbi Deborah Prinz

Rabbi Deborah Prinz

Sharing connections between people, chocolate, and Jewish celebratory breads.

Connect