Chocolate, Santa Claus and New Year

A new year - a new start

The time when the old year turns into the new is very important for everyone. As the old year comes to an end, we can look back and see what we have achieved in the past year and where we can improve. We make New Year''s resolutions and vows because the New Year offers us a fresh start and a new and better way to live. What better way to start the New Year than with the sweet taste in our mouths that chocolate leaves.

Every New Year''s Eve is accompanied by good food and drink to keep us upright and strong at least until the midnight countdown. But alongside the main courses, which are certainly not to be missed at such a party, there is also a good dessert for the stomach. We all know that people are chocolate crazy, so you can''t go wrong with chocolate New Year''s Eve sweets. There are plenty of options and recipe ideas. Some people swear by chocolate fondue, which is good mainly because it is so versatile. All you need is melted chocolate and your guests can dip what they like. Some people will go for fruit, others for cakes. This way, it''s best for everyone, because everyone will find a flavour they enjoy, and you won''t have to worry about anyone going hungry.

Chocolate fondue goes fast, and guests get hungry and want to reach for the main course. If it''s not ready yet, you can appease hungry and loud tummies with melt-in-your-mouth chocolate biscuits. As they are quite nutritious, they will satisfy hunger for a short time, making it easier for your guests to wait for the main course. And after the main course, dessert always comes in handy. Did you have something other than chocolate cake in mind? If you answered yes, think again. You can hardly go wrong with chocolate cake for dessert at a celebration like this. This evening, no one will be looking at how many calories they will consume and everyone will be indulging. That''s why a chocolate cake will be more than a perfect treat for all your guests. And when the night slowly turns to morning and your guests are starting to get cold, serve them with hot chocolate. It will get the blood pumping, warm them up and wake them up.

If there''s one thing that belongs on the New Year''s menu, it''s chocolate. Not only will it keep your guests happy in the New Year, but it will also ensure that they enter the New Year with a sweet tooth.

Santa Claus and chocolate

New Year''s Eve is also famous for the last of the big three men who visit children of all ages to bring presents in December.

On the night of 31 December and 1 January, homes around the world are visited by Santa Claus, known for his grey beard and white beard, which is also the subject of a song.

Whether symbolic or not, presents bring joy to everyone, and the one thing that should not be missing is chocolate. Why? Because chocolate is a dessert that no one will be indifferent to.

At this time of year, there are many chocolate gifts to choose from that can complement the main gift. But chocolate on its own can also be a great gift. As at Christmas, more exotic and slightly more expensive chocolates are the way to go, and any five-a-side chocoholic will love them. Can you imagine getting a gift of chocolate studded with gold that you can eat? Or unwrapping a chocolate gift that you know has been handmade and is therefore unique? Anyone would love a gift like that, so the next time you''re choosing a present, consider whether you''d rather surprise the recipient with a unique chocolate gift that''s no less personal. As mentioned earlier, chocolate is something that makes everyone happy and there are few who don''t like it.
Whether it''s Christmas, New Year or just an ordinary day of the year. Like the night, chocolate has its power!