'It's sweet. It's bitter. It's ours.' The chocolate ritual that binds my family

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The author's father had a deep love for dark chocolate, which began in the 1960s with special family outings to a local chocolate shop.
The family had a ritual of sharing chocolate, which became a cherished tradition, symbolizing togetherness and love.
The father's preference was for strong, unadorned dark chocolate, and he would meticulously select his favorite pieces from assorted boxes.
Over the years, the ritual evolved, but the essence remained, with the author continuing the tradition with her own children.
The chocolate ritual became a family heritage, binding generations together, even after the father's passing.
The author's daughter brought chocolat noir from Paris, symbolizing the enduring legacy of love and tradition.

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