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Beyond those famed hills, Bohol makes real chocolate
PH🏛️ PoliticsCenter3 hr. ago

Beyond those famed hills, Bohol makes real chocolate

The article highlights a new chocolate-making workshop launched in Bohol, Philippines, at Dalareich Chocolate Studio. The 'Make Your Own Chocolate' initiative allows visitors to participate in creating handmade chocolate using locally sourced cacao beans. Led by chocolatier Dalareich Polot, the workshop includes hands-on activities such as making traditional tableya, designing personalized chocolate bars, and participating in a chocolate-tasting session. Participants expressed enjoyment and appreciation for the craftsmanship involved. Polot, who studied chocolate processing abroad, emphasizes the potential of Filipino cacao beans in the global craft chocolate market.

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Philippine Daily Inquirer logoPhilippine Daily InquirerIndependentCenter3 hr. ago
Beyond those famed hills, Bohol makes real chocolate

The article highlights a new chocolate-making workshop launched in Bohol, Philippines, at Dalareich Chocolate Studio. The 'Make Your Own Chocolate' initiative allows visitors to participate in creating handmade chocolate using locally sourced cacao beans. Led by chocolatier Dalareich Polot, the workshop includes hands-on activities such as making traditional tableya, designing personalized chocolate bars, and participating in a chocolate-tasting session. Participants expressed enjoyment and appreciation for the craftsmanship involved. Polot, who studied chocolate processing abroad, emphasizes the potential of Filipino cacao beans in the global craft chocolate market.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a cultural and economic development initiative within the tourism sector, highlighting local entrepreneurship and agricultural products. While it mentions the potential for the Philippines to become a global producer of premium chocolate, it does not frame the issue in a way偏向

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