The chocolate hand spinner is all the rage in Level

The chocolate hand spinner is all the rage in Level
The first models left so quickly that it was necessary to quickly redo! The chocolate hand spinner from the Petit-Prince chocolate factory in Laval is available again.
The chocolate hand spinner cartons almost as much as the toy that is all the rage in schools, colleges and high schools. It is Sylvain, the chocolate maker of the shop of Armelle and Guillaume Dufour, who assembles the pieces, "since no mold exists yet," amuses the manager of the store.

Garnished when they are in dark chocolate, silvered when they are milk, these hand spinners make a cardboard in the young as well as the big ones. "Some have offered them to the birthdays of friends, others plan to give them to their teachers to say goodbye!"


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