Chocolate chess makes it to amazing objects' list
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Hello everyone,
These are those things we love to talk about - chocolate and chess plus a chocolate chess!
CNBC has compiled a list of the most amazing objects ever assembled from chocolate, and Houston's Kegg's Candies landed a spot.
Amongst a Godiva mailbox, a BMW, a miniature castle and even a couple of chocolate rooms (one by Karl Lagerfeld), CNBC lists a chess board of chocolate complete with gourmet milk and dark chocolate chess pieces by Kegg's, which has been making chocolate and other treats in Houston since 1946.
The board is 8.5 square inches and is made of alternating dark and milk chocolate squares. The individually moulded pieces range from pawns that are two inches tall to the 3.5-inch king. The sets are sold at Kegg's for $39.95.
Hello everyone,
These are those things we love to talk about - chocolate and chess plus a chocolate chess!
CNBC has compiled a list of the most amazing objects ever assembled from chocolate, and Houston's Kegg's Candies landed a spot.
Amongst a Godiva mailbox, a BMW, a miniature castle and even a couple of chocolate rooms (one by Karl Lagerfeld), CNBC lists a chess board of chocolate complete with gourmet milk and dark chocolate chess pieces by Kegg's, which has been making chocolate and other treats in Houston since 1946.
The board is 8.5 square inches and is made of alternating dark and milk chocolate squares. The individually moulded pieces range from pawns that are two inches tall to the 3.5-inch king. The sets are sold at Kegg's for $39.95.
Happy chessy drooling Sunday everyone.
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posted by Chess Blog Admin @ 10:43 AM
2 Comments:
At July 31, 2011 at 12:39 PM ,
Alexis Cochran, New Zealand said...
Yummy. Hey Chess Queen some days I found on your Russian twitter account @kosteniuk a recipe by you of The Beef Stroganoff - can you please please please please share it in ENGLISH here at www.chessblog.com also. Thanks. All the best. Happy weekend.
At July 31, 2011 at 4:32 PM ,
Alexandra Kosteniuk said...
The recipe can be found here:
http://chessqueen.com/kosteniuks-beef-stroganoff-featured-by-migros.html
Sorry it's in French but I think it's not that difficult to understand :-)
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