Something for chocoholics

As it’s getting colder and colder, one of coffee shops in Poznan decided to make this time of the year more pleasant for us. They came up with an idea of creating a hot chocolate week. Chocolate lovers can enjoy themselves and try all different kinds of chocolate tastes in a special prices (20% discount). Also, especially for this occasion Cafe Misja CK Fara has prepared two limited edition hot chocolates: one with pinch of chili and another one called Oreo. It is important to treat yourself from time to time and with winter coming we have a good excuse to do it 😊 There’s nothing better (or almost nothing) than a mug of delicious hot chocolate that warms our bodies and souls after a long day. Origin of this beverage date back to Aztec’s times. In XVI century the recipe arrived in Europe and ever since hot chocolate has won our hearts. So if you’re freezing from the cold outside or simply want to try something new, the evet will take place from 27^th of November till 1^st of December.

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