Dark Chocolate with Cranberry (40g)
₹ 165.00
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Key Highlights
- Made with cacao nibs, cacao butter, khandsari, and cranberries
- Bean-to-bar dark chocolate with cranberry
- Smooth chocolate with a bright fruity finish
- Balanced cocoa and cranberry flavour
- Suitable for snacking, gifting, or dessert
- Pairs well with coffee and other beverages
- Crafted for a smooth texture and enjoyable taste
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FAQ
Is actually dark chocolate?
Yes, comfortably. Milk chocolate generally runs you are well past the point where a bar tastes of milk and sugar - it is the accessible end of dark rather than the edge of milk.
Where do the cranberries come from?
Not India, and they never could. Cranberries need acid bogs and a cold winter, so they come from the United States, Canada or Chile - as they do for every cranberry product on every Indian shelf. THE COCOA IS A DIFFERENT STORY. We would rather be straight about which ingredient is ours than let the word "farm" do work it cannot do.
What does bean-to-bar mean?
We start with beans - roasting, grinding, conching, tempering. Most chocolate described as artisanal in India is COUVERTURE: industrial chocolate bought in as buttons, melted, mixed with something and set in a new mould. That is an honest business and it is not making chocolate.
Should I keep it in the fridge?
Preferably not. Fridges are humid, and moisture on chocolate causes sugar bloom, the grey dusty film - and cold blunts the flavour. Cool, dry, dark, around 18-22C. If you must in a Bangalore summer, let it come back to room temperature BEFORE unwrapping it, or condensation forms on the surface.
How does it compare to your other bars?
The with almonds is the same chocolate with a nut instead of a fruit rounder, no acid. The mylk with hazelnut is vegan, made with oat milk, and much gentler. This is the one to reach for if you want something sharp.