Christmas Chocolate Making Workshop | In-Person | Twyford

Wednesday 27th November | 2pm | In-person | 6 places

Christmas Trees and a giant Lollypop!

The workshop lasts around an hour and during this time each person makes and eats loads of chocolate!

We start the workshops each making three large bars of chocolate using tempered chocolate from my machines. You can choose from either milk, dark or white chocolate and swirl flavours together to make marble patterns. It’s then up to you to decorate them with whatever you like from my amazing sweet wall full of over 50 different inclusions such as sweeties, sprinkles, marshmallows, fudge and dried fruits.

We place the chocolate bars in the fridge to set and then each person makes their own chocolate lollipop with a very special chocolate transfer pattern on. Whilst all our chocolate is in the fridge we do some chocolate tasting of the liquid chocolate and get our packaging ready. At the end of the workshop everything is packaged up and ready to take home.

You can make your chocolate as a gift for someone or simply keep it and enjoy later.

This event is restricted to 6 people only. The CSN are subsidising the event, with thanks to the Shanley Foundation, so that anyone within the network affected by cancer can enjoy the session for FREE. Please get in touch for the discount code if you are a member.

The workshop is standing for around an hour. If you require a seat or wheelchair access we can arrange this, just let us know.

There is free parking available in the main car park and also in some visitor bays at the front of the farm. The main car park is a few minutes walk from the factory and the ground can be uneven in places. There is the option for drop off outside the factory for wheelchair users.

If anyone is likely to need to sit for the workshop please let me know at least a week in advance.

Parking at the venue is free.

Rosie's Chocolate Factory

Unit 1 Sheeplands Farm, Reading RG10 8DL

T: 0118 940 3022

Cancer Support Network - T: 01344 304404 or E: [email protected]

Covid - Please ensure that you take suitable precautions so that you feel safe. If any restrictions are reintroduced we will ask you to adhere to them. We endeavour to ensure that the environment is well ventilated and as safe as we can make it.

The Cancer Support Network has been established to support people living in and around Wokingham and Bracknell areas of Berkshire that are affected by cancer.

Meeting other people with similar experiences can be invaluable. Self-help and support groups offer a chance for people to talk to others and come together to share experiences and concerns.

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Host or Publisher Vickie Randall - Involve Community Services. Cancer Support Network