Andrew Baker
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Writer & editor at Telegraph; Uni of Cambridge. New book, Cake: A Slice of British Life, world's best Christmas gift
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A welcome boost to energy, well-being and happiness levels for self and colleagues from this beautiful and rightly acclaimed bar by the marvellous Dormouse Chocolates of Manchester. Grown-up choc can still be joyful
Hefty and tasty from Tony's Chocolonely UK & IRE and the link with Ben & Jerry's UK 🧡 is interesting - they are supply chain allies and both big high-volume companies looking to do the right thing by producers. Not easy and not always popular but making the effort…
The current cold snap provides a good chance to asses a new hot choc from Hotel Chocolat - though I think this is intended for the summer serve-over-ice sector. I found it most effective, hot, after a chilly walk with the noble cockapoo yesterday evening. Sweet, though…
This is an amazing film from 1965, promoting the new Bill Ring Shopping Centre in Birmingham. It’s a real time capsule, not just for old Brummies. Beautifully narrated by Richard Baker. CC Andrew Baker youtu.be/aWglgu--Wvc?si…
Today we are devouring with great delight this beautiful dark milk made by my friends at Dormouse Chocolates in Manchester with beans from the women of Afromuvaras in Colombia. Dormouse source their beans with all the care that they also put into making their bars. Fab
A bright and beautiful bar from Latitude Craft Chocolate of Uganda, made in Kampala with beans directly sourced from certified organic farmers. Tasty, too
Went to The London Library today for the first time in ages and really enjoyed the names of the new returns trolleys
Lovely and groovy twin-pack of dark bars with Haitian cacao from the 1,200-member Pisa Cooperative by Zotter Chocolate. Smooth melt, mellow flavours
This beautiful egg, from Chocolarder of Cornwall, combines dark milk choc with fragrant hot cross bun crumb and is deeply, deeply delicious. Moments after the ceremonial chocolate hammer had been wielded, every scrap was gone
If you are looking for a last-minute supermarket egg, these, from Waitrose & Partners , have gone down well chez Baker (exterior and interior illustrated). More supermarket eggs to follow later…
Here’s another simply beautiful dark milk, this time from Bare Bones Chocolate of Glasgow, whose work we love. And as you can tell from the sticker, via Cocoa Runners