Dove Chocolate Factory — Attraction in Elizabethtown

Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Reindeer: Dove founder Leo Stefanos first opened Dove Candies and Ice Cream back in 1939 with a single location on a Chicago street corner. Over 80 years later the company is still going strong and along with their permanent Dove flavors they also offer unique limited time offerings. One of those offerings is the Peanut Butter Reindeer that's available during the Christmas Season (which in America seems to start in August depending on where you shop and no, I don't approve of it). Dove takes their classic milk chocolate, shapes it like a reindeer, and then packs it with a sweet and creamy peanut butter filling. The best part, like a Reese's Big Cup, is that the ratio of peanut butter to chocolate is altered, resulting in more peanut butter. Both the chocolate and peanut butter have a satisfyingly creamy texture and excellent flavor. The reindeer shape of the chocolate is cute and cartoonish making it appealing to kids (as well as sugar craving adults). Although I personally prefer Reese's, the Dove Peanut Butter Reindeer is still easily Doughboy...

Your chocolate is amazing! I got the dark dove chocolate! It’s like Heaven and it’s so good for your stomach.. makes you smile 🙂 it also helps with getting people’s attention. Story time ( my grandma was about to drive away when I walked outside to ask her if we can go to a store with her. But right when she was about to drive off I looked around for an idea to stop her and get her attention and I looked down at my hand when I was holding a dove chocolate and so I threw it at her window and she stopped and got scared. But it’s ok didn’t break window. Best part they super durable and when I threw it at window didn’t break only it mouth....

Subcontractors are systematically harassed by regular company workers for the same minor violations they are committing. Overzealous employees are making this a less than desirable place to work sadly its a small percentage.

Company needs to review policies as they relate to people in contact with product and those who do not come in contact...