Mother’s Day was an instant hit during its first celebration in 1908, when a woman named Anna Jarvis campaigned with retailers to celebrate a day commemorating mothers in honor of …
Amateur Ghost Hunting Fireside Experience
Speak with a paranormal investigative team and learn about the evidence that has been collected at Barkeater Chocolates! We’re offering a 90-minute experience select Friday nights from 7:00-8:30pm this summer. Amateur ghost hunters, bring …
Worldwide Food Festivals
We need food to survive, yes, but in most cultures, food is also used to celebrate holidays, occasions and milestones in people’s lives. It’s an important part of being human, …
Hiking in the ADKS
The weather is warming and the trails are drying out, which means hiking season has officially begun! Here in the Adirondacks, there’s no shortage of hiking trails to choose from. …
Wine Mom and More Mother Archetypes
Everyone knows there are only five types of Moms: the Wine Mom, the “Best Friend” Mom, the Perfectionist Mom, the Animal Mom and the Fancy Mom. Of course sub categories …
Picking Chocolate Based on your Zodiac Sign
Each zodiac sign is unique in their own way, just like our products here at Barkeater Chocolates. Check below for your zodiac sign and which Barkeater chocolate you are! Aries …
Easter Candy in America
Easter is one of the biggest candy-profiting holidays in America; no surprise as baskets are overflowing with sweets! Here are some interesting facts about Easter foods in honor of the …
NEW Cacao Greenhouse at Barkeater Chocolates
Lots of businesses are claiming to be “authentic“ and “natural” these days, but are they? At Barkeater Chocolates, we’re making great strides to reach that 100% in every aspect with …
War and Chocolate
A tasty history. Not many people associate war with chocolate. It may surprise you to know that chocolate has always played a role in how American troops survive during wars. …
Happy Pi Day
Easy Chocolate Pie Recipe 3.14159265358979323846… Pi Day is nationally recognized on March 14 every year (3.14). Strangely, it is not dedicated to math or to pie (Pie Day is January …