Chocolate demos and workshops in Brussels
Laurent Gerbaud ChocolaÂtier: Saturdays. $38.50, includes chocolates (011-32-2-511-16-02; chocolatsgerbaud.be).
Zaabär: Saturdays. $27.50, includes chocolates (011-32-2-533-95-80; zaabar.com, click on en for English).
Planete Chocolat: Saturdays and Sundays. $55, includes chocolates (011-32-02-511-07 5; planetechocolat.com).
Concept Chocolate: $39 per person includes chocolates, for a group of five to nine (011-32-02-242-94-66; conceptchocolate.eu/en).
Info: visitflanders.com.
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