Tag: chocolate
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AROUND TOWN: Delicious evening of chocolate supports Kidpower’s programs keeping kids safe
Long, colorful tables ringing the rooms at Pinery at the Hill enticed strolling guests with mouthwatering special chocolate treats from area chocolatiers at a highly anticipated annual nonprofit event on June 13. Add to that, centerpieces on the dining tables and all throughout were the blooming glory of the season’s flowers and plants in large…
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Cameroon to Colorado: Denver chocolatiers deliver ethical, farm-to-table chocolate
DENVER • The sweet fragrance of chocolate lingers within the walls of a small shop in Edgewater Public Market. Burlap sacks of cacao nibs rest under mixing machines, which hum low as they stir rich cocoa. Bibamba Chocolate is the byproduct of one couple’s bold mission. A decade ago, Patrick and Mara Tcheunou founded the farm-to-table operation,…
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Bean-to-bar: Third Wave Chocolate offers deep flavors, simple treats in Colorado Springs
At Third Wave Chocolate, simplicity is key, said business owner Joel Bogdanoff. The sweet treat company, founded by Bogdanoff last year, offers handmade craft chocolates here in Colorado Springs. It started as a hobby, with Bogdanoff whipping up chocolate treats in his apartment, but the venture soon expanded. Now, Third Wave operates out of Provision…
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Bean-to-bar: Third Wave Chocolate offers deep flavors, simple treats in Colorado Springs
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save At Third Wave Chocolate, simplicity is key, said business owner Joel Bogdanoff. The sweet treat company, founded by Bogdanoff last year, offers handmade craft chocolates here in Colorado Springs. It started as a hobby, with Bogdanoff whipping up chocolate treats in his apartment, but the venture…
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Chocolate festival returns to Colorado Springs this weekend after three-year hiatus
New to this year’s festival — cheese!
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LIFE | Patsy’s Candies
The story of Patsy’s Candies began over 100 years ago, when Patsy Mahaney, an immigrant from Ireland, brought his recipes to Manitou Springs in 1903. In 1956 the Niswonger family bought the business and it’s been family-owned and operated since.






