Florida Friday: Farris & Foster's

Two words for you: Chocolate Party.

It’s enough to make any chocolate lover’s mouth watering.

Farris and Foster’s offers you just that. A mouth watering chocolate party guaranteed to make you question how you ever survived without a chocolate party.

I was lucky enough to visit Farris and Foster’s and get a personal chocolate party with all the fixings.

Teri Lanenga, part owner of Farris and Foster’s led me, the husband and Roo (Turtle was there, she just slept most of the time though) through the joys of bathing in chocolate.

Okay, maybe not bathing. I sure wanted to, but they advised me against it.

We had a whole table to ourselves and we suited up in gloves, aprons and hats and got our first lesson in being a chocolatier.

We did chocolate molds, which by the way they have over 1000 different molds to choose from, even curvy lady legs!

Of course, Roo chose dinosaurs and made herself a Sprinklesaurus Rex (which we ate for breakfast the next day).

The husband delighted in the yummy macadamia nuts and proceeded to make a dozen milk pre-molded chocolate filled macadamia nuts.

My favorite part was the huge milk chocolate conveyor belt that takes up a whole wall of the shop. You can pick anything you want, from Twinkies to Nutter Butters and get it slathered in milk chocolate. Teri kindly told me not to think about jumping on the belt because I was too big to fit through the opening (but could you imagine if I could?!). I made turtle clusters (of course!) with caramel and milk chocolate.

We spent a good hour learning how to pour molds, make peanut butter cups and stuffing our face with the yummy treats they had prepared for us. Dipped strawberries and raspberries, graham cracker covered chocolate and gummy bears, white chocolate covered cookies, everything a chocolate lover could dream of.

Farris and Foster’s offers three different types of parties: Regular, Family Night and Date Night.
The regular party costs $22.00 per person and you get a pound of chocolate included (if you want more, you can purchase additional pounds for a reduced rate). Family Night is $25.00 per family of four (Family Night is only available on Mondays) and Date Night is $25.00 per couple (Friday nights only). On Date Nights they turn down the lights and turn up the twinkle lights, play romantic music.

You can also purchase pre-made chocolate at Farris and Fosters. The Lanenga’s have a quirky sense of humor and have named at their chocolate after famous people with a twist. You can find scrumptious treats like John Lemmon, Almond Schwarzenegger, Johnny Cashew, Ghengis Pecan and Walnut Disney. They have plans to add great new names coming from Harry Potter and the Twilight series.

And if you’re watching your waistline or a diabetic, Farris and Foster have a great selection of Sugar Free Chocolates.

If you want to check out Farris and Foster’s for yourself, call and arrange a party or you can drop by and fill your basket with yummy pre-made treats.

Farris and Fosters is located at: 4875 New Broad Street (in Baldwin Park) Orlando, Florida 32814 and you can contact them at 407-770-1607.

There is also a location in Lakeland, but I have never been. But here is the contact info: 1554 Town Center Lakeland, Florida 33803 863-686-9136

I visited Farris and Fosters and was treated to a Chocolate Party. All opinions in this post are 100% my own. Please see my full disclosure policy for more information.