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Wed, 02/20/2013 - 22:46 — sklaarInnovation in flavor is not an easy job. The key is to be able to take a little bit of chocolate, a little something something creamy, a touch of something the french would have an exotic word for, mix it all up and only taste a morsel. Yes, only a morsel. Then do it again. And again. And again. At this point all those morsels build up to a point where your eye balls are vibrating and you could very well find yourself hoolahooping on a table in front of several strangers.
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