Newfoundland Chocolate Company
World class gourmet artisan chocolate factory, beautiful chocolaterie full of decadent gourmet chocolate creations, huge chocolate mural titled 'New Founde Chocolate Lande', six foot chocolate mermaid, real chocolate waterfall, dripping chocolate fascades, and a truffle counter, chocolate sculptures and even an oompa loompa or two! This landmark building is impossible to miss with its caramel and dripping chocolate exterior, old world chocolate awning and old fashioned store front window.
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World class chocolaterie - huge mural featuring "New Founde Chocolate Lande" - 6 foot chocolate mermaid - real chocolate waterfall and chocolate dripping from the ceiling, truffle counter.
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