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==Awards== ==Awards==
Friis-Mikkelsen received an Annual Award from the Danish Chocolate Society in 2012.<ref name=Buildingsupply2014/> It has also won a number of awards at the ] in London. At the 2014 International Chocolate Awards, Friis-Holm won a gold medal at the world finals in the ''Bars – Milk plain/origin bars'' category for their Dark Milk 65% chocolate, as well as two bronze medals in the ''Bars – Dark plain/origin bars category'' for their Johe and Nicaliso 70% chocolates.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.internationalchocolateawards.com/2014/11/world-final-2014-winners/|title=World Final 2014 – Winners|publisher=International Chocolate Awards|accessdate=07 January 2016 | publishdate=30 November 2014}}</ref> Friis-Mikkelsen received an Annual Award from the Danish Chocolate Society in 2012.<ref name=Buildingsupply2014/> It has also won a number of awards at the ] in London. At the 2014 International Chocolate Awards, Friis-Holm won a gold medal at the world finals in the ''Bars – Milk plain/origin bars'' category for their Dark Milk 65% chocolate, as well as two bronze medals in the ''Bars – Dark plain/origin bars category'' for their Johe and Nicaliso 70% chocolates.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.internationalchocolateawards.com/2014/11/world-final-2014-winners/ | title=World Final 2014 – Winners | publisher=International Chocolate Awards | accessdate=07 January 2016 | date=30 November 2014}}</ref>


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Friis-Mikkelsen
Company typePrivately held company
IndustryChocolate production
Founded2007
FounderMikkel Friis-Golm
Defunct1 February 2023 Edit this on Wikidata
HeadquartersLejre, Denmark
Area servedWorldwide
ProductsChocolate Bars, Nibs, Beans
Websitewww.friis-holm.dk/da/

Friis-Holm is a Danish bean-to-bar chocolate manufacturer founded by Mikkel Friis-Holm and operating out of Lejre, Denmark.

History

Friis-Holm has a background as a chef. In 2000, he began importing Scharffen Berger chocolate to the Danish market. The company produced its first chocolate in 2007 after he had participated in a coco project in Nicaragua. The company was initially a gypsy manufacturer whouse chocolate was produced at Bonnat's factory in France. In 2015, Friis-Mikkelsen established a production in Lejre.

Awards

Friis-Mikkelsen received an Annual Award from the Danish Chocolate Society in 2012. It has also won a number of awards at the International Chocolate Awards in London. At the 2014 International Chocolate Awards, Friis-Holm won a gold medal at the world finals in the Bars – Milk plain/origin bars category for their Dark Milk 65% chocolate, as well as two bronze medals in the Bars – Dark plain/origin bars category for their Johe and Nicaliso 70% chocolates.

References

  1. ^ "Friis-Holm Chokolade er Europas bedste" (in Danish). InFood Supply. Retrieved 21 October 2015.
  2. "Mere chokoladeguld til Friis-Holm" (in Danish). InFood Supply. Retrieved 21 October 2015.
  3. "World Final 2014 – Winners". International Chocolate Awards. 30 November 2014. Retrieved 07 January 2016. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help)

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