New England chocolate tour

Hebert Candies In 1917, Hebert Candies was born when Frederick Hebert purchased a copper kettle, knife, thermometer, table, marble slab, and stove for $11. Try the much-loved coconut dainties: coconut-covered in dark chocolate and dusted with coconut flakes. Or try the famous almond and cashew nut barks. Hebert's is also dipping fresh strawberries in chocolate especially for Valentine's Day at their candy mansion. YOUR TURN Favorite places to find chocolate?
Hebert Candies

In 1917, Hebert Candies was born when Frederick Hebert purchased a copper kettle, knife, thermometer, table, marble slab, and stove for $11. Try the much-loved coconut dainties: coconut-covered in dark chocolate and dusted with coconut flakes. Or try the famous almond and cashew nut barks. Hebert's is also dipping fresh strawberries in chocolate especially for Valentine's Day at their candy mansion.

(Dominic Chavez/ Globe Staff)

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