By LEAH LEWIS
Photos by Mary Anne Stimpfling
Valentine’s Daaaayyyy!
Yes, I am singing that. I love, LOVE! V-day! For one reason, because I’m so very lucky to have some lovely people to celebrate with: My handsome husband and my relatively attractive children.
Now I’m a fan of chalky conversation hearts only for decorative uses and their little known off-label use of being an excellent substitute for sidewalk chalk. However, if I’m going to indulge in any unnecessary caloric consumption, it dang well better be chocolate.
Shameful confession time: I have already consumed a holiday’s worth of Montana Chocolate Company goodies. And I’m not done yet!
Hand-dipped, milk, dark, and extra-dark bundles of goodness are ready for your valentine (or yourself – no judging) at the MSO Hub or on their website.
The standard favorites like huckleberry, raspberry, or Double Shot Montana Man Mocha are fantastic! And if you are more adventurous, indulge with Irish Cream or Sultry Passion Pepper with just a little heat.
For this particular February holiday there are some lovely Cowboy and Cowgirl assortments ready for you to pick up, but the Montana Chocolate Company always has a great reason for a treat. Corporate gifts, event party favors, and custom orders are their specialty!
And the newly launched re-designed website is a breeze to navigate and shop.
Of course if you are like me, you want your chocolate as soon as possible, so the nice folks at the MSO Hub downtown always have a full fresh stock of goodies.
Spread the love and share the chocolate this Valentine’s Day!
XOXO
The Maiden
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Check out more of the Maiden’s favorite made-in-Missoula schwag and hometown services: The Art of Good Food, Jax Hats, and Made In Missoula Wedding Gifts. Got a Missoula-made product or service for Leah to review? Let her know in the comments.
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Leah Lewis is living the dream on Missoula’s Northside with her handsome and handy husband Mark, daughters Zoe and Mila, two dogs, and a cat. She enjoys making things on her sewing machine, with her knitting needles, and in her kitchen. You can listen to her play today’s pop music every day on U104.5 FM, or listen to her podcast about hundred or more year old pop music on her classical music podcast with Darko Butorac from the Missoula Symphony. You might catch Leah and her family relaxing in their backyard, cheering on the Missoula Osprey, or rooting for the Lady Griz on any given weekend.