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Join us for a hands-on Herbal Truffle Making Class at Mantra Sukha, where you’ll learn to craft nourishing, herbal-infused chocolate truffles in a warm and inviting space. This sweet and grounding experience offers an opportunity to work with high-quality ingredients while connecting with the art of herbal confections. Participants will leave with their own handmade truffles and inspiration to continue creating at home. The class will be held on Sunday, February 14 from 1–3 p.m. at Mantra Sukha Tea Lounge, located at 390 Oak Ave Ste K, Carlsbad, CA 92008. The cost is $55, and space is limited. RSVP is required to reserve your spot. Venmo @Haylee-lacroix Mantra Sukha on Facebook / Instagram

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