Chocolate lovers should not miss this program

Some of the best manufacturers educate people about quality chocolate and assist them in making their own.

The owners of Sweetic Chocolate Manufactory, Judit and Viktor Zala, thought that in addition to making unique sweets, it would be a good idea to educate people about them. For this reason, a two-and-a-half-hour program has been created which is aimed especially at students in the 5th and 8th grades. Having said that, the program can be interesting for anyone who loves quality chocolate. The confectionery staff also prepares the special sweets on-site, so people can see the process. – writes Hello Magyar.

A minimum of 20 people are expected at a time, so the program is mainly for school groups and companies. On the tour, people can find out some fascinating background information about chocolate. For example, how cocoa beans are processed and how poor quality chocolate can be distinguished from quality products. After the theoretical part, people can taste chocolates.

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What is even more fun, participants can even make their own chocolate. Another fact that sheds a good light on the event is the manufacturers’ reputation. Sweetic can pride itself in winning 50 awards both in Hungary and abroad.

Sweetic Chocolate — Sweetic, Hungary. Photo: Helló Magyar

As with every manufacturer, Sweetic also has its own unique story. As their website tells, the company started as a family business in 2013. Judit, one of the owners, always surprised her loved ones with handmade gifts on important occasions. She started to make cakes, muffins and cake pops which were followed by chocolate products. After years of making delicious sweets for family and friends, the circle expanded, and then the idea of opening a business just came naturally.

Exceptional quality is not the only aspect that makes the company’s products stand out. People with a sweet tooth can find many things to their liking at Sweetic. Customers can choose gift items made of chocolate, buy bonbons, eat ice pops, or ask for customised chocolate with a logo or symbol on it. Occasionally, the manufacturer also launches a special product line. This year they came out with a Valentine’s Day collection.