Reine Astrid's Caviar de Chocolat isn't actually caviar, but tiny lumps of caviar-shaped 52% cocoa grains that you mix with water or milk to create a luscious molten hot chocolate. The caviar set comes in a beautifully embroidered linen sack, and includes a tin that's cleverly designed to look like a canister of the finest Russian Sevruga, and a mini whisk perfect for whipping it up into a decadent liquid treat. Alexis Carrington would surely approve.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Caviar, anyone?
Reine Astrid's Caviar de Chocolat isn't actually caviar, but tiny lumps of caviar-shaped 52% cocoa grains that you mix with water or milk to create a luscious molten hot chocolate. The caviar set comes in a beautifully embroidered linen sack, and includes a tin that's cleverly designed to look like a canister of the finest Russian Sevruga, and a mini whisk perfect for whipping it up into a decadent liquid treat. Alexis Carrington would surely approve.
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