Chocolate News
You can now stay overnight in a former Pennsylvania chocolate factory
PHILLY VOICE The days of chocolatiering in the Wilbur Chocolate Factory in Lititz, Lancaster County, may be over, but the empty space will now be used for overnight guests. The former factory, which opened in the 1930s, has been converted into Hilton’s newest luxury hotel as part of the company’s Tapestry Collection. The Wilbur Lititz has 74 guest rooms and is located in downtown Lititz, near the Wilbur Chocolate Museum and Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery. Oh, and at check in, guests will receive a piece of Wilbur chocolate.Why Chocolate Cannabis Edibles Could Cause Headaches for Regulators
Correctly labeling cannabis products for the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) is important for users, especially patients, to ensure that they are consuming the correct dosages. The challenge, however, is that chocolate cannabis products are making that a lot more difficult. A recent study found that when chocolate is mixed with cannabis, it skews the THC levels.
Happy National Chocolate Milkshake Day! September 12, 2019
Shopper ‘mortified’ after realizing chocolate on her bum looked like awkward accident
A shopper was mortified after realizing she had walked around with a dollop of chocolate on her trousers, making it look like she had had an unfortunate accident. The shopper shared her embarrassing story on Facebook, including photos of her chocolate-stained clothes (click here). She had purchased an almond and orange chocolate bar earlier and placed it in her car, not knowing she had sat on the packaging during her drive. She only realized the blunder after returning back to her car and noticed her seat was covered in melted chocolate. After checking her trousers for stains, she found her bottom was smeared with the lumpy goo.
New England Patriots, Chase Winovich, motivated by a chocolate bar
For the second consecutive week, New England Patriots rookie defensive end Chase Winovich was one of the players who stood out in a preseason victory. In the team’s 22-17 comeback victory over the Tennessee Titans Saturday night, the 2019 third-round pick was once again everywhere, displaying his “high motor” and determination. So, what has fueled this “high motor” energy the Michigan product has become known for? Well, look no further than a $5 bill and some chocolate.