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The Imhoff-Stollwerck Chocolate Museum, Cologne, Germany
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Germany isn't known for its chocolate, but its people have always had a penchant for the sweet stuff - at the turn of the century, Germany was processing more cocoa beans than any other country in the world (19,242 tonnes to be precise).
This Cologne museum was opened by a former locksmith and chocoholic, Hans Imhoff, who grew up just a few metres away from the city's Stollwerck factory. The museum is home to a vast range of vintage vending machines and rare chocolate boxes, along with a three-metre-high Lindt chocolate fountain (pictured).
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I'm not a chochaholic but I do fall for Thornton's chocs and love to have a sniff in their shops and then guess where that leads to.....Also I'm the only one eats it indoors and it lasts me a while as you can savour the taste instead of just stuffing your face with it like you would do with the cheaper stuff.
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