Addisen, Gabriel, McKenna, and Abby tasting some super-delicious, mint-covered, chocolate bars-
their samples are HUGE!
Abby really liked the milk chocolate creme covered in milk chocolate.
So they offer 'tours' at 10:00a and 1:00p, then afterwards you can pay a small fee to have your child make a chocolate pizza. They really need to rephrase (or redefine) what a 'tour' is. See, I thought tours were where you walk around in a group, like a bunch of tourists, seeing interesting things...you too? Yeah, not this 'tour'. We stood behind a short wall and listened to a lady ramble on and on and on, oh, and on about how they make chocolate. Great, except people might have actually retained some of that information had we been able to SEE what she was talking about. Enough complaining...once the 'tour' was over and the kiddos waited ever so patiently (really, they did!), they passed out all of the 'ingredients' and the kids got to work! It was SO cute and they had so much fun! Well worth the half hour 'tour' (although next time, I think I'll sneak in late...).These kids held on to their 'Pizza Tickets' like it was the key to Candyland!
Here is Abby meticulously placing each M & M onto her pizza. Hmm, wonder where she gets that from?
Abby now believes chocolate is one of the major food groups, probably because she'd never been able to have that much in one day, let alone one sitting! YUMMY!!!
Just too cute not to share! I love it!!! That is her completed 'pizza' in the background.