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Chocolate Smell Chicago. Ian petchenik created the daily chicago chocolate smell map to track where chicagoans can smell the chocolate produced at the blommer. Whether it's garrett popcorn, the blommer chocolate company or the stinky chicago river, these are the scents that define chicago. If you’ve ever been to the west loop you’ve probably experienced the almost magical smell of chocolate in the air. When the chocolate is being made, and the winds blow in from the west, our world becomes a heavenly place to dwell. The kinzie plant that produced chocolate smells to downtown, river west, and surrounding areas, is closing after 85 years. That smell emanates from blommer chocolate co. Some theories suggested it was just a coincidental combination of river funk, exhaust, and runoff from the nearby chicago tribune printing facility. The chocolate scent has long puzzled and delighted pedestrians in the west loop. When we think of chocolate and the city of chicago this is 100% the first thing that comes to our minds— not eating chocolate, but smelling it. A little internet sleuthing gave me the answer. — matthew reiss | community. The incredible aromatic perk bestowed upon our neighborhood emanates from blommer chocolate company, located just northwest of the loop. At one point the government tried. That sweet aroma overtaking the winds.

Whether it's garrett popcorn, the blommer chocolate company or the stinky chicago river, these are the scents that define chicago. At one point the government tried. When we think of chocolate and the city of chicago this is 100% the first thing that comes to our minds— not eating chocolate, but smelling it. Ian petchenik created the daily chicago chocolate smell map to track where chicagoans can smell the chocolate produced at the blommer. The incredible aromatic perk bestowed upon our neighborhood emanates from blommer chocolate company, located just northwest of the loop. That smell emanates from blommer chocolate co. When the chocolate is being made, and the winds blow in from the west, our world becomes a heavenly place to dwell. — matthew reiss | community. Some theories suggested it was just a coincidental combination of river funk, exhaust, and runoff from the nearby chicago tribune printing facility. A little internet sleuthing gave me the answer.

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Chocolate Smell Chicago That sweet aroma overtaking the winds. — matthew reiss | community. That sweet aroma overtaking the winds. The chocolate scent has long puzzled and delighted pedestrians in the west loop. When the chocolate is being made, and the winds blow in from the west, our world becomes a heavenly place to dwell. At one point the government tried. Ian petchenik created the daily chicago chocolate smell map to track where chicagoans can smell the chocolate produced at the blommer. The kinzie plant that produced chocolate smells to downtown, river west, and surrounding areas, is closing after 85 years. The incredible aromatic perk bestowed upon our neighborhood emanates from blommer chocolate company, located just northwest of the loop. Some theories suggested it was just a coincidental combination of river funk, exhaust, and runoff from the nearby chicago tribune printing facility. If you’ve ever been to the west loop you’ve probably experienced the almost magical smell of chocolate in the air. That smell emanates from blommer chocolate co. Whether it's garrett popcorn, the blommer chocolate company or the stinky chicago river, these are the scents that define chicago. When we think of chocolate and the city of chicago this is 100% the first thing that comes to our minds— not eating chocolate, but smelling it. A little internet sleuthing gave me the answer.