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A truly smooth white chocolate, rich in cocoa butter, with notes of honey and caramel.
A blend of grand cru cocoa beans (Ecuador, Peru, Dominican Republic, São Tomé) from traditional varieties.
Our couverture chocolates are suitable for professional use in fine chocolate shops but can also be enjoyed as is or used in cooking for fondues and recipes.
Behind the term “white chocolate” often lies the worst of the chocolate industry: palm oil, modified milk solids, corn syrup, glucose, and a host of ingredients with unpronounceable names! Unfortunately, there’s nothing stopping manufacturers from calling these mixtures of ultra-processed sugars and questionable fats—dusted with chemicals—“white chocolate.” Here, none of that: cocoa butter, milk, cane sugar, a sunflower-based emulsifier, and vanilla. Simple, organic, and natural ingredients to rediscover the pleasure of a true authentic taste.
Together with our partner Kaoka, we offer you chocolate with no compromises: high-quality ingredients, organic farming without deforestation, and fair conditions and prices for producers.
And for you, the consumer, amid soaring cocoa prices in 2023–2024, this guarantees the best chocolate at the fairest price.
Our partner Kaoka, with its production cooperatives in South America, Africa, and the Caribbean, has always regarded cocoa as an exceptional product. In contrast to industrial production, which destroys soil and forests and impoverishes farming communities, Kaoka makes chocolate with respect for the environment and people.
Selecting the best local varieties by country and region allows for distinct flavor profiles and helps maintain biodiversity.
Training producers in organic farming techniques, agroforestry, and best practices for bean fermentation and drying enables sustainable, high-quality production.
Technical and financial support for modernizing cooperative equipment, combined with fair prices paid to producers, ensures the well-being of communities and a future for small family farms.
The partnership with European companies renowned for their expertise in transforming cocoa into chocolate finally ensures a product of consistently high quality at an affordable price for consumers.
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