The temps outside are sweltering and yet the holidays are hitting the airwaves. Great American Family is getting into the trend with A Belgian Chocolate Christmas that will first premiere Saturday, July 8th, 2023 at 8/7c on GAC Family.
Find out how to watch A Belgian Chocolate Christmas online free without cable either live streaming or on-demand anytime after it premieres on TV with a Philo free trial or Frndly TV free trial.
How to Watch A Belgian Chocolate Christmas with Philo
The Philo streaming service includes Great American Family and over 60 other channels in its impressive lineup so you can easily watch A Belgian Chocolate Christmas online. There’s a 7-day free trial period for Philo that will let you fully explore live and on-demand programming available on this fantastic streaming service.
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Watch with Frndly TV
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About A Belgian Chocolate Christmas
GAC Family describes A Belgian Chocolate Christmas with this short synopsis. “A photographer takes her best friend’s place at a Belgian culinary school during the holidays and connects with the chocolatier leading the class. As romance begins to bloom, the only problem is a case of mistaken identity.”
Starring in A Belgian Chocolate Christmas are Jaclyn Hales, Zane Stephens, Maria Pinsent, Sarah Pribis, and Andrew Rogers.
