6. The Chocolate Museum (Musee du Chocolat); St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada
This museum pays tribute to the Ganong Bros who were candy makers in the area and who have the distinction of introducing the world to the iconic heart-shaped chocolate box, many of which, not surprisingly, are on display here.
7. Choco-Story Chocolate Museum; Prague, Czech Republic
Chocolate may be a feast for the palate, but this museum is truly a feast for the eyes. With collections of stunning antique chocolate wrappers and demonstrations of the chocolate making process, it’s hard to know what to look at first.
8. Candy Americana Museum, Wilbur Chocolate; Lititz,
Pennsylvania
Started when the wife of the company president began collecting chocolate memorabilia at flea markets and antique shows, this now over-30-year old museum still admits visitors for free.
9. Chocolate Museum; Jeju-do Island, South Korea
While the chocolate workshop, “Bean to Bar” showroom, and art gallery are all impressive, perhaps this museum’s biggest draw is their working San Francisco-style trolley car.
10. Nestle Chocolate Museum; Mexico City, Mexico
Known more for its modern design and the speed with which it was built (by most estimates 75 days from start to finish), this futuristic building is an exhibit in itself.
Well I was scoping out that one in Pennylvania, but who wants to LOOK at chocolate memorabilia? I have NO PROBLEM remembering about chocolate.
Speaking of Chocolate, the Lindt & Spruengli factory used to have a sale of their seconds and overstocks every other week. Mmmmmmmmmmm!!!
My all-time fav was something called Mayan, which was a milk chocolate with roasted cacao nibs. The cinnamon Christmas chocolate was quite interesting too.
HUH!!!!! What were they thinking?????
If you're only going to list one USA company, (and a Pennsylvania Company at that) then there's only one to list! And that one would be HERSHEY!