Pump Street Cinnamon Bun 60% Dark Milk Chocolate bar, pale box with a snowy bakery street illustration, 70g.
Pump Street Dark Milk Cinnamon Bun 60% (Seasonal)
$14
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Pump Street Cinnamon Bun 60% Dark Milk Chocolate bar, pale box with a snowy bakery street illustration, 70g.

Pump Street Dark Milk Cinnamon Bun 60% (Seasonal)

Weight: 70 g

$14

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About Pump Street Dark Milk Cinnamon Bun 60% (Seasonal)

A brand new addition to the bakery series, with a festive twist. Embedded within our Haiti 60% Dark Milk chocolate is fresh cinnamon bun pastry, made in our bakery in Suffolk, which offers textures of buttery pastry flakes, paired alongside notes of warm spices and hints of zesty orange. The bar is presented in an iconic illustrated wrap designed by artist Jesse Bevan Brown - making it feel like you are unwrapping the perfect gift.

AWARDS

Silver, Academy of Chocolate 2025
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INGREDIENTS & ALLERGENS

Ingredients: Cocoa beans, cane sugar, cocoa butter, cinnamon bun (13%) (wheat flour with added calcium, iron, niacin and thiamine, water, milk, sugar, butter (milk), yeast, salt, malt (barley), cinnamon, orange zest), skimmed milk powder. Dark milk chocolate contains minimum cocoa solids 60%. For allergens, see ingredients in bold.

May contain milk, eggs, nuts and sesame seeds.

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Maker

Pump Street

Pump Street Chocolate is an award winning British chocolate maker in Suffolk, UK. All of their chocolate bars are handcrafted from direct trade beans and natural ingredients. Their bars have won many accolades from the International Chocolate Awards, the Academy of Chocolate and Great Taste. Originally started as a bakery, producing high quality breads and pastries Pump Street decided to take a turn and tackle bean to bar chocolate.

Pump Street

Cacao region

Acul Du Nord

Acul-du-Nord is an arrondissement in the Nord Department of Haiti, a Caribbean nation which shares an island with the Dominican Republic. In terms of economic and financial infrastructure, the region is rather thinly equipped; most residents depend upon agriculture as their main source of livelihood. Common crops in Acul-du-Nord are coffee, rice, and a variety of tropical fruits, though it’s also become common to practice beekeeping & honey harvesting. The central cacao fermentary run by Produits Des Iles SA (PISA) has been a game-changer for the quality of cacao coming out of this region.

Acul Du Nord

Cacao estate

PISA

Produits Des Iles SA (PISA) is one of the few groups in Haiti working to export single-origin Haitian cacao, a battle they’ve been taking on since their inception in 2012. Prior to PISA’s establishment, basically all Haitian cacao was sold in the commodity market at dirt-cheap prices, despite the fact that neighboring Dominican Republic’s industry was booming. So the group decided to take on the task themselves, buying wet cacao from local farmers and processing it centrally in a northern facility. PISA’s beans are described by importer Uncommon Cacao as the “perfect storm of chocolate, caramelized sugars, and juicy dark berries,” and we couldn’t agree more. While makers’ choices play a large role in the final flavor, these notes are steadfast and hard to ignore. All PISA cacao is certified organic.

PISA

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