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I live in a town with a chocolate factory and it doesn't always smell that nice. In fact on certain days it is foul and makes you feel ill. It all depends on what they are cooking. Burnt sugar can smell awful and the chocolate itself can be quite disgusting. Don't forget that until they add things like sugar chocolate can be foul. A friend who used to live closer to the factory says that the mint aero days are far better as the mint always smells nice.

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ah, but i'm odd enough that i rather like the smell of burned sugar, not to mention unsweetened chocolate. but i suppose smelling it all the time would tend to take the enjoyment out of it.

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The chocolate factory near us never seems to have bad-smelling days. Sometimes it'll smell spicy, usually nothing at all, but probably once or twice a week, the smell of chocolate wafts through the air. Oddly enough it never makes me hungry - it just makes me happy to smell it. And since I don't smell it all the time, I don't get tired of it!

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Our local choccy factory is Nestle (we also have Terry's but that is the other side of town). It could be that it is a combination of their chocolate and their other food products that smells so awfull, but sometimes it is unbearable. Also it could be that your local factory only deals with a certain part of the process and so doesn't have the bad smells. Did you ever go anywhere near the factory in York when you were here? Otherwise I have nothing to compare the factory with.

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Think yourselves lucky you don't live near an abbotoir...

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Michael

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