5 Pieces of Advice for Chocolate Lovers Traveling to Belgium
| November 30, 2015
Take a look at the menu, where there’s even more for you to taste
Even if the rich taste of cocoa butter is best savored in bars, truffles and pralines, other desserts containing the Belgian delight are so worth trying!
Restaurants and street food stands will surprise you with chocolate waffles, chocolate cheesecake, brownies and chocolate tarts. When combined with other rich flavors, Belgian chocolate gets a brand new attitude. Fruits, dairy, wheat and other mouth-watering ingredients compliment and set off the chocolate’s rich taste which blends so well together with its appetizing friends. Cravings, cravings everywhere!
Don’t ignore the drinks, either! Once you’ve had a cup of Belgian hot chocolate, your life will never be the same again.
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