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Event Description
A fascinating tale of the rich history of chocolate. Quaker families like Cadbury, Fry, and Rowntree revolutionised chocolate production during the 19th century and eventually came the creation of selection boxes and advent calendars and iconic brands like Quality Street and Roses, all popular at Christmas time. Learn how these pioneering chocolate makers shaped the festive traditions we know today.
- Duration: 60 mins
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Sandy Leong is a historian and a member of the Royal Historical Society, entertaining audiences by telling stories that bring history to life. A qualified teacher, she has enjoyed a lifelong career in education, teaching in schools, colleges, and universities in the UK and abroad. She has led a wide range of educational projects across the UK and Europe and is a published author.
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