Chocolate Strawberries · Hamilton County
Chocolate Covered Strawberries in Wyoming, OH
Wyoming's garden parties are the reason this station exists in the format it does.
Dipped at your event
A strawberry station in Wyoming
Outdoors, standing guests, no table to go back to. A strawberry in a cup solves all three, and there is no hot equipment to keep children away from on a lawn full of them.
Wyoming is about 9 miles north of downtown Cincinnati, in Hamilton County. Fresh strawberries are dipped in premium milk, dark or white chocolate in front of your guests and finished with the toppings they choose — including our Dubai-style pistachio cream with toasted kanafe.
No power needed
The station runs cold. Venues that will not allow cooking equipment will almost always allow this.
No plates, no cutlery
Served in individual cups, so guests can eat while standing and talking.
Gallery
The strawberry station, up close
Getting to you
Booking a Wyoming date
Close enough for a late booking.
Travel and setup
We are minutes away, so the strawberries are dipped fresh on site rather than prepared early and carried. On a short run we can also arrive ahead of the crowd and set the tray without rushing.
How far ahead to ask
This is one of the areas where a couple of weeks out is often enough. Ask even if the date feels close.
Questions
Strawberries in Wyoming, answered
Is this a delivery service or a station at our event?
A station at your event. We bring everything to your venue in Wyoming and dip the strawberries in front of your guests, so they are eaten within minutes of being made. If you need something different — a tray for a smaller gathering, for instance — ask and we will tell you what we can do.
What do you need from the venue in Wyoming?
A table. The strawberry station runs cold, so unlike our griddle it needs no power, no ventilation and no clearance around a hot surface — which is why it works in venues that will not allow cooking equipment.
Which chocolates can we choose in Wyoming?
Premium milk, dark and white chocolate, plus our Dubai-style pistachio cream finished with toasted kanafe. Guests pick their toppings at the station rather than getting a fixed tray.
How far in advance should we book?
This is one of the areas where a couple of weeks out is often enough. Ask even if the date feels close. February books up furthest ahead by a distance — it is the busiest month of the year for chocolate strawberries.
Planning something in Wyoming?
Send your date, guest count and venue. We'll come back with a written quote — and tell you whether the strawberries alone or both stations suit the room.