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Toronto chocolatier Laura Slack opens shop in the Distillery District

Toronto chocolatier Laura Slack opens shop in the Distillery District
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Toronto chocolatier Laura Slack is known for her beautiful but unconventional creations (her most famous treat is a burnished chocolate skull filled with black garlic–infused caramel). After hawking her goods at fancy shops like McEwan’s and Holt Renfrew, Slack has opened Maisonette, a very charming retail store in the Distillery District. She manages to squeeze a lot of delicious stuff into the 220-square-foot space, including handmade jams from Parkdale confiturer Kitten and the Bear and loose-leaf teas from Canadian company Sloane. The highlight, though, comes in chocolate form: gleaming truffles, artfully wrapped chocolate bars and cellophane baggies stuffed with chocolate-dipped “bacon toffee.” For summertime, there are chocolate ice-cream bars and fruity ice pops, neither of which should be missed.

Maisonette, 12 Tank House Ln., maisonettedistillery.ca, @maisonettegifts

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Toronto chocolatier Laura Slack opens shop in the Distillery District
Toronto chocolatier Laura Slack opens shop in the Distillery District
Toronto chocolatier Laura Slack opens shop in the Distillery District
Toronto chocolatier Laura Slack opens shop in the Distillery District
Toronto chocolatier Laura Slack opens shop in the Distillery District
Toronto chocolatier Laura Slack opens shop in the Distillery District
Toronto chocolatier Laura Slack opens shop in the Distillery District

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