Belgian chocolate 'second to none'

08.09.2009
When it comes to chocolate Belgium cannot be beaten, according to a source.

Susan Fogwell, writing for examiner.com, commented that in this department the country is "second to none", those planning a ferry trip to Belgium may be interested to hear.

She said that Bruges" Chocolate Line near Market Square is a must visit for those heading to the country in search of a confectionary fix.

Ms Fogwell wrote that visitors who have made the ferry trip to Belgium will find everything from "Buddah-shaped ginger chocolate to a white elephant saffron curry", giving the tastebuds a real workout.

She added: "For the true chocolate connoisseur, you will appreciate De-Proeverie Tea Room located in the Sukerbuyc shop. While enjoying hot chocolate, a sampling of chocolates will be served in front of a toasty fireplace."

The confectionary-enthusiast also advised that those making the ferry journey should travel to Dumon, which is a family-owned outlet where handmade chocolates are lovingly created each and every day.

Recently, Sanjay Soni, writing for business.in.com, said that holidays in Brussels are full of history, beer and chocolate.

This article hasn't been commented yet.