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Divine Chocolate Bars
Four new flavors join this delectable line of chocolates.
user ratingTuesday, June 7, 2011
What should you do with a successful line of farmer-owned, Fair Trade chocolate bars? Add more flavors! And Divine Chocolate has done just that, expanding its line of eco- and socio-conscious gourmet chocolate. Orange Milk Chocolate and Coffee Milk Chocolate pay homage to two popular chocolate pairings; 70 percent Dark with Ginger and Orange offers a complex profile of zesty, smooth and spicyof while 85 percent Dark treats the cacao connoisseur with subtle fruit notes, and it’s great for baking. The farmers in Ghana who grow the cacao beans used in this chocolate not only earn Fair Trade benefits, but they also own a stake in the company, marking a progressive move on Divine Chocolate's part that makes this line taste that much better. —Eva Meszaros
Eva Meszaros is the associate editor of foodspring.com
and author of foodspring’s food for thought blog.
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