Passing through the Denver airport yesterday I stopped in at the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory for my favorite food group. What I like about RMCF is that they don't have the pretensions of some other chocolate places, like you might find at the mall. RMCF is about chocolate that is fun to eat. Big peanut butter cups, tasty toffee, turtles big enough to feed a family of, well, turtles. When you want to just eat the chocolate and not think about savoring it, this is the stuff that hits the spot.
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Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
Passing through the Denver airport yesterday I stopped in at the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory for my favorite food group. What I like about RMCF is that they don't have the pretensions of some other chocolate places, like you might find at the mall. RMCF is about chocolate that is fun to eat. Big peanut butter cups, tasty toffee, turtles big enough to feed a family of, well, turtles. When you want to just eat the chocolate and not think about savoring it, this is the stuff that hits the spot.
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I certainly hope you're bringing some of that home!!!
Posted by: Wendi | March 10, 2005 at 02:21 PM
My hope is Vapor Trail and the Happy Booker find themselves in a competitive vortex that spits out an ever-increasing freqency of posts. 1434 Elm Lane will become the crazy centrifugal center of the blogging world!
[NOTE: The address above has been changed to protect the Kaufmans' shrubs and such from all their ardent but boundary-challenged fans.]
Posted by: Scott | March 10, 2005 at 02:31 PM