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  2. Amaury Guichon - Wikipedia

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    After completing his training, Guichon was hired to run the Lenôtre boutique and school in Cannes on the French Riviera. He later returned to Paris to work as an executive pastry chef at the Hugo & Victor patisserie and chocolate shop; he reached the level of executive chef by the age of 21. [6]

  3. La Maison du Chocolat - Wikipedia

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    He later opened three more boutiques within Paris in 1987–1989, with a boutique in New York City opening in 1990. In 1995, Geoffroy d’Anglejan was named general manager of La Maison du Chocolat. In 1996, Nicolas Cloiseau began working for the chain, and Linxe later noticed his work and created a position for Cloiseau in product design.

  4. List of bean-to-bar chocolate manufacturers - Wikipedia

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    Michel Cluizel has been a manufacturer of high-quality chocolate in the French town of Damville in Normandy since 1948, and also has a store in Paris. Mindo Chocolate Makers: United States Ecuador: 2009 chocolate bars, baking chocolate, cocoa powder, cocoa mass, raw whole beans, nibs Member of the Craft Chocolate Makers of America.

  5. The World's Finest Artisan Chocolates

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    The World's Finest Artisan Chocolates. AOL.com Editors. Updated October 16, 2017 at 1:33 PM. The World's Finest Artisan Chocolates. Oh chocolate...chocolate, chocolate, chocolate. It's all a girl ...

  6. French chocolate - Wikipedia

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    Chocolate recipes commonly included vanilla, which was twice as common in French recipes for chocolate at this time than British recipes. [6] During the 19th century, chocolate in French society was considered simultaneously a health food and being potentially dangerous. [7] Chocolate gained importance in confectionery during the 19th century.

  7. Michel Cluizel - Wikipedia

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    Michel Cluizel is one of the few chocolatiers [4] in the world to work directly from the beans of cocoa and not from chocolate or cocoa paste supplied by a third party. They also patented the term cacaofèvier [5] to describe a bean-to-bar chocolate maker, [6] and to distinguish themselves from competitors (four or five in France, including Valrhona, Weiss, the Cémoi group, Bonnat and around ...