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While out shopping today I noticed that Bernard Callebaut (a chain of chocolate stores in Western Canada that has some stores in the U.S. and Japan) has life size fountain pens (posted) in milk chocolate and semi-sweet chocolate. The perfect gift for those with two addictions -- chocolate and FPs.

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While out shopping today I noticed that Bernard Callebaut (a chain of chocolate stores in Western Canada that has some stores in the U.S. and Japan) has life size fountain pens (posted) in milk chocolate and semi-sweet chocolate. The perfect gift for those with two addictions -- chocolate and FPs.

Chocolate Fountain Pens?!? You mean like the ones they're going to have in heaven?????

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Chocolate Fountain Pens?!? You mean like the ones they're going to have in heaven?????

 

Wow. That really made my day. Thanks!

 

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While out shopping today I noticed that Bernard Callebaut (a chain of chocolate stores in Western Canada that has some stores in the U.S. and Japan) has life size fountain pens (posted) in milk chocolate and semi-sweet chocolate. The perfect gift for those with two addictions -- chocolate and FPs.

 

 

What nib grades are available?

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Of course, you would have to use Private Reserve Chocolat or Herbin Chocolate Brown for ink...

 

 

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Of course, you would have to use Private Reserve Chocolat or Herbin Chocolate Brown for ink...

Yes, most definitely. Are any inks, like those the Mont Blanc holiday inks, chocolate scented?

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Yes, most definitely. Are any inks, like those the Mont Blanc holiday inks, chocolate scented?

 

I've got the scented ink from De Atramentis, but I find the chocolate scent to be very very faint, and I'm usually pretty sensitive to smells. Might just be my bottles though, as another person noted that their bottle smells very cocoa-y.

 

Peter, thanks for the tip- I'll have to take a look in the nearby shop next weekend. I find it strange that they don't actually have any shops in Vancouver, but they have two in the suburbs. Oh well...

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