This pleasingly high-percentage chocolate is full bodied yet mild, decadent and incredibly smooth with hints of nuts and an extraordinary chocolate flavour, ideal for the chocolate purist. We challenge you to find a smoother, less bitter, 80% chocolate bar.
Cocoa mass*, cane sugar*, cocoa butter* and vanilla pods*. *Certified organic. Cocoa, sugar, vanilla: traded in compliance with Fairtrade Standards, total 100%. Cocoa: 80% minimum.
Allergy: May contain milk, hazelnuts, almonds and peanuts.
| Nutritional Information | Per 100g |
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Energy |
2480 kJ (598 kcal) |
This pleasingly high-percentage chocolate is full bodied yet mild, decadent and incredibly smooth with hints of nuts and an extraordinary chocolate flavour, ideal for the chocolate purist. We challenge you to find a smoother, less bitter, 80% chocolate bar.
Cocoa mass*, cane sugar*, cocoa butter* and vanilla pods*. *Certified organic. Cocoa, sugar, vanilla: traded in compliance with Fairtrade Standards, total 100%. Cocoa: 80% minimum.
Allergy: May contain milk, hazelnuts, almonds and peanuts.
| Nutritional Information | Per 100g |
|
Energy |
2480 kJ (598 kcal) |
Chocolate and Love
Leaving behind corporate jobs as a surveyor and lawyer, Richard and Birgitte, followed their passion for chocolate and desire to develop a brand they could feel good about. It was important to them to produce fine quality organic chocolate that has been ethically sourced. They source their cacao, cane sugar, vanilla and coffee from cooperatives certified by Fairtrade and use only certified organic ingredients.
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