Though fine chocolate is usually associated with Europe (and Sweet Trio uses high-quality European chocolate to this day), the cocoa tree was first cultivated as a crop in Central and South America over 3,000 years ago. Europeans first became aware of chocolate via Columbus and Cortez in the 1500s, and by the mid 1600s the first
Summer in Wisconsin is lush and green, temperate, and just not long enough. It is the season for outdoor fun, including corporate events – company picnics, golf outings, holiday parties, or a day at Miller Park. These events are a great way to thank the people who are instrumental to your business or nonprofit, and
Searching for a memorable and edible gift idea for Father’s Day 2015? Put down the socks and golf balls and pick up something one of a kind – just like your Dad. Sweet Trio has delicious handmade treats that will make Dad feel special – even if you hate the kitchen! Leave the baking to
Looking for a way to make Mother’s Day truly special this year? Here are some tips and ideas from a few of our favorite Wisconsin businesses. Why shop local? Your dollar goes further (and makes a bigger positive impact) when spent at Milwaukee-area businesses, and you can get fresh and high quality products – even
For most people, buying a home is the largest purchase they will make in their lifetime. A resourceful, experienced real estate agent that you trust can be essential to this process. Due to the relationships that they form with clients, real estate agents are often personally referred among friends, family and the community. Real estate
Candy bars are a common feature at weddings, as well as bridal showers, baby showers, and birthday parties. They can be a fun way for your guests to DIY their own memorable (and delicious) party favors. With years of experience in the world of sweets, we have some seasoned advice to share with anyone getting
With the arrival of the Easter season, chocolate bunnies and many other treats are hopping onto store shelves. These traditional treats have been around for many generations, but what are their origins? It’s easy enough to understand how rabbits came to symbolize spring, but where did the baskets of Easter chocolate come in? The tradition