GROUPON GUIDE TO BELFAST
The Most Delicious Class You’ll Ever Take
BY: Jeff Meredith |22 Aug 2022
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A group of us booked our places and dived into chocolate heaven for a night of bliss. After an informative talk on the history of chocolate and a treat of hot chocolate to drink along with some chocolate bites, there was a demonstration of 'the tricks of the trade'. Deirdre told us how the manufacturing process can affect taste and texture, and what flavours and ingredients work best. We learnt how to make the most delicious chocolate truffles from scratch. We tasted a number of chocolates from 40% to 80% cocoa before selecting our preferred chocolate to work with. Then we began mixing, rolling, coating and finally eating our creations. The three hour class was a wonderful, educational and fun experience. The workshop, hosted in the basement kitchen tucked in behind the shop, is a perfect way to spend an evening or afternoon indulging in your favourite guilty pleasure. If you love chocolate and want to try something fun in Belfast, I can highly recommend this delicious three hour masterclass. Chocolate Fact: Did you know that a man born in Northern Ireland invented milk chocolate? Sir Hans Sloane was born just outside Belfast in the town of Killyleagh. Find out more about Sir Hans Sloane at