Chocolate Awards Prize pack

The International Chocolate Awards returns to Vancouver this week as the last stop in a whirlwind competition that includes competitions in Italy, Germany, Scandinavia and New York.  Judging will take place from October 5–8 at Vancouver Community College’s downtown campus with the  awards ceremony on Thursday, October 9 at Xoxolat

The team at the awards has generously donated a chocolate prize pack to FBC for one lucky person in the Metro Vancouver area to win.

The pack includes a copy of The Chocolate Tasting Kit  by FBC member Eagranie Yuh, along with treats from the Canadian winners (3 of which are from Metro Vancouver!) from last year’s competition:

Enter To Win

To enter to win, you must have a shipping address in the metro Vancouver area.  Leave a comment below and tell us your favourite Canadian chocolatier to be entered to win.  Contest closes Friday, October 10th at 5pm pacific time.

You can find out more about the awards by following the International Chocolate Awards on Facebook and Twitter.

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23 Comments

Laureen Fox

A Chocolate Competition in Vancouver!! Do they need volunteer tasters 🙂

Chocolate Is by far my favourite food group…it is a daily requirment…is it not? There are many Canadian chocolatiers that I love. The first one that comes to mind is Giddy Yoyo, also there’s Whistler Chocolate and I just discovered La Chocolaterie in Richmond (coconama.com) his chocolates are to die for!

Joyce

Chocolate, sign me up! It’s hard to pick just one chocolatier as my favourite. A few that I like in Metro Vancouver are Beta5, Chocolate Arts, Chez Christophe and Thomas Haas. Yum! 🙂

Teresa

I’m with Laureen – sign me up as a volunteer taster! 😉

Chocolaterie de la Nouvelle France is my absolute favourite. Not only is their chocolate delicious, but their store is a little oasis on Main Street that has me imagining I’m taking a chocolat chaud break while exploring Paris.

That said, we have a wealth of fantastic chocolatiers in Vancouver – so much goodness to explore, in just about every one of our neighbourhoods.

Leanne

My favourite is Chez Christophe… partly because he’s just a few minutes away for quick cravings. 🙂

Sondi

There are so many chocolatiers that I adore! Zazubean, Cocoa Camino, Zimt, GLOW Raw Chocolate. I just discovered East Van Roasters – their bars are utterly delish.

Trish

We have some people on the east side making great chocolate too- Schocolade on Hastings street has delicious drinking chocolate & I love the raspberry rosemary Seasalt truffle from Artisan Chocolates by Trish sold at Renzo’s 1301 Commercial drive

Anna (Hidden Ponies)

Oooh, how amazing would this be…I have a sentimental attachment to the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory – you can’t beat the smell walking into one of their stores!

Tara J.

chez christophe definitely, his shop in north burnaby sucks me in every time I’m there!

Jasmine Lukuku (@TheBlenderist)

My favourite Canadian chocolatier is my father-in-law who has been making chocolates as a hobby for 30+ years. Good news is he is going pro in the next year! If we are talking bars of chocolate, I really like Organic Fair!

Cat

I do really like Galerie au Chocolat’s cocoa nibs bars. Locally though, I love the stuff at Chocolaterie de la Nouvelle France! (Beta5 is wonderful, as well, and of course Mink!)

Marianne Wong

I would have to vote for Koko Monk as my favourite chocolate!

Sharon

My favourite would have to be Bernard Noir Chocolate! Best of the best!

Su T

Gem Chocolates on W. 41st Ave in Kerrisdale. There was all this hullabaloo about Mink winning best chocolate bar at the SF International Chocolate Awards last month, but Gem won the year before, and not just for chocolate, but for caramels. Gem is quietly doing its thing, and the chocolate is melt-in-your-mouth and totally worthy of the calories.

While I’m at it, Purdy’s pink himalyan salt-peanut butter chocolate is pretty much to die for. I can’t believe that Purdy’s hasn’t promoted it more, but more for me!

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