Bean to bar chocolate making

Annette Oakley-prior


Region:
Somerset
Notice Period:
Regular (more than one month's notice)
Type:
Hobby
Fee:
Paid: £80
Category:
Business
Updated:
14th November 2024
Tagged:
Chocolate

Bean to Bar talk. Audiences are taken on a rich journey from cocoa farms to the finished chocolate bar. With expertise gained from years as a hands-on chocolate maker, Annette breaks down each stage of the process, from selecting and sourcing cocoa beans to roasting, grinding, and refining them into exquisite chocolate. Attendees gain a behind-the-scenes look at what it truly takes to create high-quality, handcrafted chocolate, learning about the unique flavor profiles that emerge from different regions and techniques. Engaging and educational, these talks give listeners a deep appreciation for the artistry and dedication involved in every bar.

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About Annette Oakley-prior

Annette is an experienced chocolate maker and amber fossil enthusiast who brings a unique perspective to every audience. Known for captivating presentations that blend science, history, and hands-on knowledge, Annette invites listeners into a world of flavours, craftsmanship, and ancient beauty. Whether discussing the intricate art of chocolate making or uncovering the secrets of amber’s fossil colour, Annette’s talks are insightful, engaging, and filled with passion, leaving audiences with a newfound appreciation for nature’s artistry and culinary delights.

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