'C'est une addiction': chef Alain Ducasse on chocolate | FT Globetrotter

His global eateries have been awarded a combined 20 Michelin stars - more than any chef in the world. Now he introduces his new chocolate factory and shop in London's Borough Yards, explains his obsession with respecting the origins of his products, and how he uses a revolutionarily small amount of sugar and fat in his chocolates, biscuits and ice-cream
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[@geeunit831]

I was recently given some of Alain's chocolates from a friend who visited Paris recently and they were the most delicious chocolates I've ever tried.

[@8nansky528]

I ADORE READING & eating

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

I have an addiction and sorry I can't change “I want the darkness to be my bride” 😭 double horns 😂

[@Levi-yh7xz]

I absolutely love the Frenchman's craving obsession with common findable nutrients

[@syedadeelhussain2691]

I love chocolates. Good to see they are making low sugar and low-fat stuff, which means people who have diabetes as I do can try some small quantity for a change.
Disclaimer: Always consult your dietician and / or your doctor before eating anything.

[@heavenpiercer5095]

damn he aged alot since the last time i saw him when he came as a guest judge in master chef u.s season 3.

[@rajatdeeprana]

Adani should sue you