Firetree Drinking Chocolate Solomon Islands 100%
Firetree Drinking Chocolate Solomon Islands 100%
Weight: 245 g
Bean to Bar
Bean to Bar
Direct-Source Cacao
Direct Sourced
The date and rich cocoa taste notes in our signature Solomon Islands, Guadalcanal 100% cocoa bar create the ultimate no-added-sugar drinking chocolate. A cupful provides the perfect start to the day. Packed in a compostable, re-sealable pouch, this 245g pouch of luxury dark hot chocolate is the perfect gift to friends, family, or for you!
Ingredients: cacao mass
*Dairy free, suitable for Vegans, Halal, and Kosher (KLBD). Produced in a no-nut factory.
Certified Kosher LBD
Kosher LBD
Dairy Free
Dairy Free
Certified Halal
Halal
Peanut Free
Peanut Free
Soy Free
Soy Free
Treenut Free
Treenut Free
Organic refined sugar or alternative sweetener, and no animal products (ie defacto vegan)
Vegan+
Gluten Free
Gluten Free
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Maker
Firetree Country
United KingdomCacao Origin
Solomon Islands
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Maker
FiretreeFiretree Chocolate sources their beans from remote islands with rich volcanic soil for some very unique tasting chocolate. Their name firetree, is a nick name for the flame hued pods found on the cocoa trees that are found on these volcanic islands. Each bar is made with single estate cacao, lending to the incredibly distinct taste of each chocolate variety.
Cacao Region
Guadalcanal, Solomon IslandsGuadalcanal Province is located in the southwestern Pacific, northeast of mainland Australia; its island of the same name is the largest in the country. The island is mainly covered in dense tropical rainforest, with a mountainous interior and many small cacao plantations closer to the coast. During WWII, Guadalcanal Island was the scene of the Guadalcanal Campaign, and saw bitter fighting between Japanese and US troops.
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