I worked on frozen cocktail pouches ... Our bars are unequally divided because the chocolate industry is unequally divided. So we did the same with our advent calendar. You still get the right ...

Your taste buds aren't deceiving you -- the chocolate in your advent calendar does, in fact, taste different. Getty Images The proof is in the cocoa — there’s a difference between regular and ...

Lang is also credited with creating the first-ever advent calendar to feature chocolate treats, pulling inspiration from his mother who would attach 24 cookies to a square of cardboard to mark the ...

Until recently, Advent calendars were predictable – a basic cardboard box with a piece of barely passable chocolate behind each numbered flap. How did this quiet holiday tradition explode into a ...

The trend for non-chocolate advent calendars means that there's a growing number of fun ... as well a paper trees and even a little frozen lake to complete your village. We like the idea of building a ...

The young Frozen fan in my family enjoyed playing ... This year, I tried the Lindt Chocolate Factory Advent Calendar - and it didn't disappoint. The festive scene of the chocolate factory ...

The countdown to Christmas is on! And for many, that includes the tradition of an advent calendar. While you can still find the cardboard and chocolate version, today there are so many different ...

This calendar is ideal for the chocolate-lover ... and Sven from "Frozen." If there's a budding scientist on your Christmas list, they'll love this experiment-a-day Advent calendar, which features ...

The most common type of Advent calendar is one that has paper calendar doors and a little piece of chocolate behind each door. You should start with the door marked "one" and work your way up to 25.

The run up to Christmas Day is one of the best parts about the festive season - especially when you have a chocolate advent calendar to help you countdown. But as advent calendar frenzy is now ...