Ritual Honeycomb Toffee 75%

$11.25

Ritual Honeycomb Toffee 75%

Weight: 60 g

$11.25

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REASONS TO LOVE

Bean to Bar

Direct Sourced

Woman Owned

Made with their Belize 75% chocolate and topped with house-made honeycomb toffee. Utah is also known as The Beehive State, so they couldn't resist making a chocolate bar that represents their state. For their toffee they use Utah-local Hollow Tree Honey, which is carefully sourced raw, wildflower honey from hives across the Wasatch Mountain range. This honey is full of floral, nectar flavors that are unique to the array of wildflowers growing in our area.

MAKER: Ritual Chocolate
COUNTRY: United States
CACAO ORIGIN: Toledo Belize

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Ingredients: organic cacao, organic cane sugar, honeycomb toffee (organic cane sugar, raw honey, baking soda)

May contain traces of tree nuts, peanuts, wheat and soy.

Attention CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning

Dairy Free

Trace Peanuts

Sesame Free

Soy Free

Trace Tree Nuts

Trace Gluten

REAL CHOCOLATE

Fine chocolate has rich, nuanced flavors that change with origin and cacao variety.

ETHICALLY SOURCED

Our makers source cacao to high standards and produce responsibly from bean to bar.

A CURATED SELECTION

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Also From the Same Maker

Maker

Ritual Chocolate

Ritual Chocolate, based in Utah, owned by Robbie Stout and Anna Davies are masters at balancing sugar and cacao. This sophisticated chocolate maker only uses those two ingredients to make their chocolate, with no added soy, butter or vanilla. We appreciate Ritual for their purposeful variations in cacao percentage from harvest to harvest to produce the best tasting chocolate. Ritual is crafted on European methods with an American style. Their journey began back in 2008 in Boulder, Colorado, both cyclists, they noticed that both coffee and cycling companies focused on cyclists. They wondered why and sampled over 20 different cups of coffee with an expert. Robbie was surprised to learn how every cup tastes different due to the roast and where it was grown. From there they learned about terroir and thought well, everyone is doing coffee; why not chocolate! They already ate a little pieces of chocolate every night after dinner, it was their ‘ritual’. Robbie and Anna spent the following years in Costa Rica after taking ownership of an old chocolate factory. They meticulously studied the craft of chocolate, reading every manual on machinery and everything in between. Their attention to detail and dedication has really demonstrated through their award winning chocolate bars.

Cacao region

Toledo

Toledo District in southern Belize is home to the Maya Mountain Coop and Toledo Cacao Growers Association, producing organic, Fairtrade-certified cacao from rainforest plantations. This region created the world's first Fairtrade chocolate bar and continues to be recognized for pristine rainforests and exceptional cacao quality. Today, local chocolate makers complement international exports.

Cacao estate

Maya Mountain Cacao

Maya Mountain is arguably one of the most established cacao origins in the world, having been one of the first to very clearly establish its own brand. Started in 2010, MMC put Belizian cacao on the map, as a pioneer in the centralized fermentery social enterprise model. What that boils down to is 350+ farming families in southern Belize selling their wet cacao beans to the MMC team at a transparent premium. Most of these families are Q’eqchi’ and Mopan Maya and have been producing cacao for generations. In 2014, the origin was even awarded an Heirloom Cacao Preservation (HCP) designation, and its versatile and rich flavors attest to the deservedness of that honor. All Maya Mountain Cacao beans are certified organic.