Long Winded Thoughts
From time to time Doc.Choc finds the website password and publishes a few of his thoughts in long-form. Sometimes they’re good, sometimes they make sense. How he manages to type so much with hands covered in chocolate we’ll never know.
Alas, scroll on down for a perusal through his thoughts.
The Thoughts…
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Chocolate can be a bit fussy. It doesn’t like it too hot, too cold, too bright, too damp… but get the storage right, and it’ll reward you with bold flavour, perfect snap and melt-in-your-mouth texture — just as it was crafted to be.
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In a small town, you don’t just “pop into a shop.” You know the owner. Maybe you went to school with their daughter. Maybe they’ve helped your parents with something important, or sponsored your local footy team. There’s a mutual understanding — and a real desire to give gifts that matter.
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There’s a certain rhythm to a good grazing board. But the secret to a truly unforgettable platter? Something sweet — something that surprises.
Honeycomb does that in one bite. -
A great gift — the kind that gets remembered — is one they actually want to eat. Welcome to Kenyak’s guide to corporate gifting done right. Thoughtful. Tasty. And very hard to share..
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Nothing really says luxury like self-love does; and it doesn’t have to be hard. A simple bar of pure delight; sharing a box of handmade treats with a friend - moments that you can craft that are worth remembering.
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We’ve got science on our side, and your tastebuds too. Strap in as Doc.Choc get’s technical on what makes Dark Chocolate so flavourful.
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Let’s be honest—no one gets excited about another branded stress ball or a sad-looking pen with your company logo on it.
If you’re hunting for corporate gifts this Christmas that sit under $25 but still feel special (and dare we say… delicious), you’re in the right place.
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It started with a daydream — about snow falling in Eastern Europe, markets lit with fairy lights, and the kind of gingerbread you eat slowly with gloved fingers and rosy cheeks. But like most good stories at Kenyak, this one leads back to Hobart.