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Chocolat near Springford ON (38 Result(s))
Welcome to the restaurant guide and directory for LONDON, Ontario and area. In addition to our extensive list of restaurants in LONDON, you will also find restaurant descriptions, hours, coupons submitted by local restaurant's management and unique ratings and reviews written by restaurant patrons.
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For a healthy treat that still satisfies your sweet tooth, Candies Custom Chocolate in Stratford crafts sugar-free truffles and bars. Our small-batch, fine-crafted chocolates are also peanut-free! We offer free delivery on orders over $100, so get your friends together and try our delicious treats today - perfect for the office, parties and even weddings!
At Rheo Thompson Candies in Stratford, you'll find a wonderful selection of craft chocolates, hard candies, brittles and fudges. Our cream- or caramel-centred chocolates and moulded chocolate make an irresistible gift, and the specialty Rocky Road or Nutty Pop are something to write home about! Please see our website for our full offering of treats, seasonal products and gifts.
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In 1913, Frank P. O'Connor opened a small candy store in Toronto where he sold hand-made chocolates. He named his store after Laura Secord, the Canadian heroine who was a symbol of courage, devotion, and loyalty.Laura Secord began as a single shop on Yonge Street in Toronto. O'Connor turned the flat above the shop into a kitchen and prepared his own products. Success prompted the company's expansion across Ontario and Quebec. In the 1930s, an office was opened in Winnipeg and pharmacies began carrying Laura Secord products.
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