Locals Love To Satisfy Their Sweet Tooth At These 7 Chocolate Shops In Connecticut

Are you getting a craving for some delicious mouthwatering chocolate? One thing that the Nutmeg state knows about is quality. These chocolate shops will take you on a sweet adventure through a candy-filled wonderland.

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In 1946, Ben and Josephine Munson started their original Bolton chocolate shop using WWII sugar rations. Since then, they have expanded to eight stores throughout Connecticut. You'll benefit from their sustainability when you buy their delicious "Munson Mashup" consisting of leftover nuts, caramel edging, pretzel pieces, and a whole lot of deliciousness.

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Silver Spoon Chocolatier makes their fudge daily. Enjoy a wide selection of candy, coffee, tea, and some of the best sipping chocolate you have ever tasted.

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Enjoy the freshest milk chocolate made from on-site butter and cream. Made in small batches, this artisan chocolate is a gourmet treat.

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Since 1995, Erik Landegren has brought the delectable taste of handmade Swedish chocolate to Bridgewater, Connecticut. You can expect the highest quality ingredients and chocolate that looks too good to eat, but is too delicious not to.

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Since 2016, Erica Sullivan has combined her artistic creativity and her love of chocolate into Castle Hill Chocolate. Enjoy colorful and eye-catching creations made in the shop's in-house kitchen. You won't be able to leave without bringing home one of these tasteful creations.

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John and Helen Fascia continue to rely on the traditional chocolate making methods they started with in 1964. Small batches made with the highest quality ingredients continues to create fresh and delicious chocolates that never go out of style.

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Since 2007, chef Dianne Wagemann has used her skills in European chocolate making to create chocolate that everyone can enjoy. She has adapted her shop to make high quality plant based recipes that are made with organic ingredients, creative ingenuity, and a lot of love.

Each chocolate shop in Connecticut is run by passionate chocolatiers who love the creations they make each day. That passion is what makes the taste of these treats so scrumptious. What are your favorite places to visit for amazing chocolate? Comment below to let us know.