Where can I find chocolate that looks like musical notes?

[reeborg.livejournal.com]

When I was a kid, there was a local chocolate store near my house that sold real chocolate molded in the shape of musical notes, iPods, etc.

Are there any local candy stores that do similar things? I'm not interested in making my own.

Thanks!

Comments

[dahlia47.livejournal.com]

Hi -- I did a search and found nothing locally (which is first choice) but there seem to be many online options -- might be quicker and easier than hunting outside Somerville/Cambridge/Boston? Maybe someone else has a local suggestion, but here's what I found that aren't chains/make their own chocolate/are local businesses to someone:

http://www.shopchocolatesonline.com/Solid-Chocolate-Music-Note-Set-5-6-pieces-0237.htm?categoryId=-1

http://www.chocolatevault.com/musicgeneral.htm

http://www.munsonschocolates.com/proddetail.php?prod=432

Hope that helps, and it was a great procrastination task!

[lionofgod.livejournal.com]

A friend pointed me at you. I am a part-time chocolatier and do custom shapes all the time. My in-stock shapes tend towards the geeky, but I'm happy to do custom orders for pretty much anything. Cost will vary; musical notes are likely to be fairly cheap, since I'm sure I can find inexpensive preexisting molds, but I will also make custom molds as needed.

www.darkmatterchocolatelaboratory.com (http://www.darkmatterchocolatelaboratory.com)

Unlike most places that do molded-shape chocolates, mine are also *good* chocolate, in whatever flavors you'd like. Upside, they're way tastier than the usual stuff (most molded-chocolate places use the cheapest kinds of chocolate); downside, that does mean my prices are a little higher.

[kelkyag]

I will put in a shamelss plug for the flavor she calls "Kulfi" -- "Creamy white chocolate laden with pistachios and cardamom -- even for those who don't normally care for white chocolate. Nom.