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Held n a relaxed and friendly environment in our factory at 4 St Johns Road, Scarborough YO12 5ET and not in our shop.

Our workshops are between 1.5 and 2 hours of learning about how chocolate is made, the difference between quality and cheap chocolate, and creating your own chocolate! 

Recommended age is 8 years and and older, although we're happy to accept younger children if they're helped by an adult. Our site is also wheelchair accessible.

We will get in touch after you book to find out exactly what you might be interested in making as we try to cater the experience to you. 

A typical workshop format is usually:

• Welcome and drinks

• Introduction to chocolate

• Chocolate tasting

• Chocolate making

• Packaging your chocolate to take home

Everything you need will be provided, but please wear suitable clean clothing and keep hair tied back where possible. The workshops are held as a private booking meaning you won't be sharing your experience with anyone else apart from members of your group.

Minimum of 4 people required. We can accommodate up to 12, but for more people, please get in touch.

Booking is required 7 days in advance, although if it's a last minute request, feel free to give us a call to check availability.

Adult price is £25 and under 16 is £20 each. We don't hold workshops during peak times (Christmas and Easter).

If you would like to purchase a workshop as a gift, please see our gift vouchers here https://croftschocolates.com/products/crofts-chocolates-gift-card?_pos=1&_sid=b217b14b8&_ss=r the gift card can be redeemed at the checkout when booking ahead.

Hello from Crofts Chocolates and we hope you've all had a good summer!

We wanted to let our lovely customers know that we've recently expanded the business.

We now have a production premises in St John's Road, Scarborough, where we make our delicious chocolate creations.

For the time being, this facility is not open to the public; however in the near future we are hoping to host chocolate workshops at this site in Falsgrave.

The local newspaper, the Scarborough News, covered the story and you can read all about it here: