Rosemary has been studying the history of chocolate drinking for a number of years. This goes alongside her researching and collecting antique English ceramic chocolate cups, a subject on which she has published an academic paper. The talk will look at the origins of the drink, way back in pre-historic central America, it’s movement to the Courts of Europe and the story of the 17th and 18th century chocolate drinking habit in England, which has been largely been forgotten.
Monarchs, Monks and Boudoirs: The history of drinking chocolate - A talk by Rosemary Pemberton
Thursday, October 22, 2015 - 18:30 to 20:00
Booking: Booking required. Please contact the museum.
Cost:
Cost:
£7 Members, £9 Non-Members (to include a cup of hot chocolate generously donated by Whittards)
Venue: Lecture Hall »






