But how do you transport chocolates to the other side of the planet? Won't they melt during the 17 hour flight?
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Transporting truffles
Seventeen year old Iris Zhang, whose family is hosting me in China, asked if I could bring some Godiva truffles to China. Her program of studies is grueling, so I thought she could do with a bit of spoiling.
But how do you transport chocolates to the other side of the planet? Won't they melt during the 17 hour flight?
I suppose I can pack the truffles with ice packs in an insulated bag. Gotta be sure the ice packs are sealed. We'll see if it works.
But how do you transport chocolates to the other side of the planet? Won't they melt during the 17 hour flight?
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