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Bethel chocolatie­r partners with Edible Arrangemen­ts

- By Currie Engel

BETHEL — Bethel’s very own chocolate company is about to have an even bigger national presence thanks to a new partnershi­p with Edible Arrangemen­ts, a popular edible gift basket business.

Noteworthy Chocolates, which sells chocolate engraved with custom messages, will now be offered on Edible.com. Products are available in white, milk, and dark chocolate flavors and will sport a variety of engraved “card” offerings, including specifical­ly curated holiday greetings like “Merry & Bright” and “Season’s Greetings.”

The partnershi­p will run year-round and include different seasonal offerings, according to a press release.

Married couple Michael and Jennifer Sauvageau own the business together. The Sauvageaus created their unique chocolate engraving laser lab in 2016 after launching a successful Kickstarte­r campaign which brought in over $28,000. In the intervenin­g years, they’ve made custom chocolate engravings for weddings, anniversar­ies, birthdays, holidays, and other events.

“When Edible approached us about a partnershi­p, the idea just made so much sense,” said Michael Sauvageau in the press release. “The demand for personaliz­ed gifts keeps growing, and we knew we could provide an answer to that demand for Edible.”

Noteworthy’s chocolate is made from premium Fair Trade, kosher chocolate that is also peanut, tree nut, soy, corn, and gluten free, the release said. The company’s dark chocolate is also dairy-free and vegan.

“We are thrilled and grateful for the vote of confidence from this establishe­d and beloved brand,” Michael Sauvageau said.

 ?? Noteworthy Chocolates / Contribute­d photo ?? Noteworthy Chocolates of Bethel has entered into a partnershi­p with Edible Arrangemen­ts.
Noteworthy Chocolates / Contribute­d photo Noteworthy Chocolates of Bethel has entered into a partnershi­p with Edible Arrangemen­ts.

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