Name: Painting class in Cutchogue where you can eat your chocolate creations
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Description: Ursula XVII is the owner and chocolatier of Disset Chocolate in Cutchogue. On Monday, Nov. 1, she held a chocolate painting class, which is a concept based off of "Paint & Sip."

Ursula XVII is the owner and chocolatier of Disset Chocolate in Cutchogue. On Monday, Nov. 1, she held a chocolate painting class, which is a concept based off of "Paint & Sip."


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