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My sister sent me a sampler box of bittersweet chocolate, and I'm thinking
of having a small chocolate-tasting party. (see http://www.chocosphere.com/Html/Products/amedei.html and look at the "I Cru" Origin Sampler Box) I'm a bit stumped on what to drink. I want something which will complement the chocolate but not have a strong flavor of its own. I'm thinking along the lines of apricot nectar, cran-cherry juice, or milk, but none of them seem quite right either. Coffee seems like it would be too strongly-flavored, and I don't care for tea with chocolate. My sister suggested port, but I'm not real enthusiastic about the idea. I'm not particularly averse to alcohol, but since we'll be having at least six sips, I'd rather not have anything *too* alcoholic. Red wine would be a possibility, but one of my guests suspects that it's a migraine trigger for her (though chocolate is not). Any suggestions? Bob |
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