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Hire your entire holiday wardrobe! Tourists can now travel luggage-free to Japan - with rented clothes ready on arrival. Our writer tests it out... and has a few trouser issues The museum will also house the biggest ever Lindt Boutique on the planet, while for fans of Lindt’s famous Lindor balls, there are also photo booths that come in the shape of one of the brand’s iconic sweet treats.Nothing says you love someone or appreciate someone at the holidays like a bit of yummy chocolate. One of the “trashy” chocolates (as some friends call them) I love is Lindt Lindor. I love the way the center melts long before the shell. I like to keep them in a warm room before eating them – they are always just a bit too cool straight out of the supermarket to eat. Visitors can follow every step of the process that transforms the beans into cocoa liquor, then into liquid chocolate, and finally into perfect bars and pralines - before tasting the creations right after seeing how they are made. Read More Related Articles Police helicopter captures a stunning photo of a rare FULL CIRCLE rainbow over the Vale of Glamorgan Ernst Tanner, president of the Lindt Chocolate Competence Foundation, said: 'The Lindt Home of Chocolate will play an important role in safeguarding Switzerland’s position as a chocolate country in the long-term, as well as contribute to the transfer of knowledge across the entire industry.' Did you know Asda may be opening a new style cash and carry store, with free membership? Cheap Lindt chocolate