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Just a quickie. Just visited the chocstar van. Www.chocstar.co.uk and
now killing time before the Kodo drummers start this evening.
Update
This should have been posted at around 6:30pm today. However due to a wetware malfuntion (I put in the email address from memory and got it wrong) it went nowhere.
The trip was part of the birthday celebrations for my wife ( tiggyhedge.blogspot.com ).
The Kodo drummers were amazing. Their website is www.kodo.or.jp.
The chocstar van is definitely worth tracking down and visiting. When we first arrived at Southbank we knew that the van (aka Jimmy) would be at the slow food market and made a bee-line for it. Mrs_tiggy (aka bio-hazar) had the original (brownie, vanilla ice cream and hot chocolate sauce) sundae and I had the challenger (blondie, chocolate ice cream and butterscotch) . If you want pictures then you will have to wait for my wife to update her blog, she is waiting for the pictures to upload first.
After wandering through the market, trying some samples, having a lamb burger (cooked in front of our eyes) for an evening meal and wandering along the riverbank we headed back via Chocstar again and Bio had a "Make it a Jamaican" to drink.
There are more details but that is enough for now. Check out my wife's blog or wait and see if I get around to adding further updates if you want to know more.
Just a quickie. Just visited the chocstar van. Www.chocstar.co.uk and
now killing time before the Kodo drummers start this evening.
Update
This should have been posted at around 6:30pm today. However due to a wetware malfuntion (I put in the email address from memory and got it wrong) it went nowhere.
The trip was part of the birthday celebrations for my wife ( tiggyhedge.blogspot.com ).
The Kodo drummers were amazing. Their website is www.kodo.or.jp.
The chocstar van is definitely worth tracking down and visiting. When we first arrived at Southbank we knew that the van (aka Jimmy) would be at the slow food market and made a bee-line for it. Mrs_tiggy (aka bio-hazar) had the original (brownie, vanilla ice cream and hot chocolate sauce) sundae and I had the challenger (blondie, chocolate ice cream and butterscotch) . If you want pictures then you will have to wait for my wife to update her blog, she is waiting for the pictures to upload first.
After wandering through the market, trying some samples, having a lamb burger (cooked in front of our eyes) for an evening meal and wandering along the riverbank we headed back via Chocstar again and Bio had a "Make it a Jamaican" to drink.
There are more details but that is enough for now. Check out my wife's blog or wait and see if I get around to adding further updates if you want to know more.
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