Chocolatier Allan Grandjean on Melbourne's Regional Ice Cream Festival -Graeme Kemlo

We reckon we should kick off with the most mouth-watering story first. An Ice Cream Festival with 144 flavours across three locations – Yarra Valley, Great Ocean Road and Mornington Peninsula running right through the week, including this coming weekend. And did they really come up with white chocolate, curry and coconut in a cone? Yes they did come up with that flavour plus a few other wild ones. Graeme Kemlo spoke to head chocolatier, Allan Grandjean and he reckons he put on weight just listening to Allan's ice cream story. Check it out online at www.gorci.com.au

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