Swiss-Italian chocolate war set to end ‘sweetly’
MILAN, Italy: Swiss giant Lindt said on Thursday a deal may soon be reached with a group of Italian artisan chocolatiers that will allow for the creation of a protected status for Turin’s famed gianduiotto. The small, creamy mixture of grilled Piedmont hazelnuts, cocoa and sugar that melts in the mouth has been at the […]
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MILAN, Italy: Swiss giant Lindt said on Thursday a deal may soon be reached with a group of Italian artisan chocolatiers that will allow for the creation of a protected status for Turin’s famed gianduiotto.
The small, creamy mixture of grilled Piedmont hazelnuts, cocoa and sugar that melts in the mouth has been at the center of a dispute for months.
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