The Chocolate Cook

The Chocolate Cook, was a gipsy traveler who cooked whatever chocolate suited the way her customer was feeling. An interesting sounding system, but you should believe that every customer got they very own tasting chocolate and were never able to figure out what the taste was. The Chocolate Cook was extricated, and worked as long as she wanted, for money naturally, for happy customers and the joy of making chocolate.

Usually people eat chocolate as a treat resulting them being happy. Most of the Chocolate Cook’s customers were happy, so she indefatigable kept cooking the happy chocolate with a most auspicious attitude.

One day however a different customer approach the Chocolate Cook’s gipsy caravan, who was in a difficult mood to cook for. He was a lad who asked for the ‘Big Lode’ the most chocolate that was on offer, without even the slightest smile. The Chocolate Cook first explained how her service worked, resulting in her being inquisitive about how the lad was feeling. The lad explains that he isn’t happy, in fact he is very sad and is curious if the chocolate cook can make the right chocolate to make him happy. The Chocolate Cook stared at the lad with lamentation, and realized a sad taste was something she hadn’t cooked much of. The Chocolate Cook walked deep into her caravan, and spent one and a half hours making something. The lad waited very patiently, not once crying out when it was ready, unlike a large majority of customers did. The Chocolate Cook came back and showed the lad what she made. She showed a pan that was completely empty. The lad didn’t understand so the Chocolate Cook says that she is only good at making happy tasting chocolate, why would some one want to eat chocolate to be sad. The lad burst into tears trying to explain his emotions, to which the Chocolate Cook soothed him to be sad for some time. The boy eventually left the Chocolate Cook with the ‘big lode’ of slightly happy chocolate as he was feeling better about himself.