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Chocolate Covered Ginger

Chocolate Covered Ginger

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Chocolate Covered Ginger is the perfect combination- and a favorite since the 1800s. There’s the soft, creamy texture and reassuring flavor of chocolate, hand-made using a family recipe passed down by the patriarch who apprenticed with the 19th century greats! Then there’s the ginger beneath: spicey and spirited with its compliant texture and pronounced finish. Both chocolate and ginger have been admired through history for their health and medicinal values – together the give a whole new reason to enjoy them both! Comes with the history on the label and period illustration, for a true taste of the times!

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Ginger: From Ancient Remedy to Sweet Glacé Treat

Ginger, like chocolate, has long been valued as a medicine, a healthy food, an aphrodisiac, and a necessity. While chocolate originated in Mesoamerica, ginger originated in North America and, more widely, in Southeast Asia. Unlike most other edible plants, ginger has had a varied and remarkable existence. Pirates and British sailors brought ginger aboard for sea sickness; traders carried ginger onboard to use for seasickness; ginger tea was a...
Ginger, like chocolate, has long been valued as a medicine, a healthy food, an aphrodisiac, and a necessity. While chocolate originated in Mesoamerica, ginger originated in North America and, more widely, in Southeast Asia. Unlike most other edible plants, ginger has had a varied and remarkable existence. Pirates and British sailors brought ginger aboard for sea sickness; traders carried ginger onboard to use for seasickness; ginger tea was a presence in fashionable tea gatherings; and ground, powdered and otherwise prepared as a staple in apothecaries all around the world. As a candy, is typically crystalized or candied into what is commonly called a “glace.” For more on the wonders of glacé fruits

The Sweet Journey Through Time Starts Here!

True Treats is the only historically accurate candy store in the world — every product personally researched by candy historian Susan Benjamin. The story of each item comes right on the tag.