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For the lust of Chocolate
“I know of nothing that stimulates my stomach and excites my mind more voluptuously than the aromas of the these delicious dishes as they caress the imagination and arouse feelings of desire” La Nouvelle Justine ou les Malheurs de … Continue reading
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Tagged 'love' chemicals, aphrodisiac, Aztec, benefits of chocolate, cacao, Casanova, chocolate + love, chocolate liqueur, chocolate recipes, Chocolate Week, cinnamon, Cocktail Week, lust, Vanilla, Xochiquetzal
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Forever Amber
… and not a Fossil in Sight Secluded in the comfortable environs of The New Cavendish Club in Marylebone, we were treated to an amble through favoured Amber fumes with Birgit of Olfactoria’s Travels (a blog delighting the senses with fragrance reviews and … Continue reading
