I made a lovely road trip to Lexington, Kentucky and this is the little gem I discovered on my way back home:
Donaldson's Finer Chocolates -- around since 1966. If you are traveling from Kentucky through Indiana (I-65) to Chicago, as I was, you never want to miss it. The owner, George, is shown above. When I asked to take his photo, George said, "If you don't want me to break your camera."
Needless to say,
Donaldson's Finer Chocolates "are made with fresh creamery butter, rich whole milk, pure cane sugar, top quality chocolate and a lot of Hoosier pride. It’s a difference you’ll taste immediately and never forget!"
Photos: @2018 Laurel J. Delaney. All rights reserved.
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