I found this bar at a Trader Joes store in the USA. 93% of the bar is a combination of cocoa solids and cocoa butter. In other words, unsweetened baking chocolate or “chocolate liquor”. 7% are nibs which means they add small bits of chopped cocoa beans. Reply

Bryn worked for nearly 10 years in a research and product development for Ambrosia Chocolate Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Now she develops all of the CUO lessons and coaches the members of the Primal Chocolate Club. View more posts from this author « The Surprising Link Between Chocolate and Lava Nói Síríus Icelandic Chocolate » I used to do almost the same, but prunes instead of dates. But I can’t handle the sugar. Thankfully, this chocolate works well by itself! Reply This bar is split to 93% (combined cocoa solids and cocoa butter) and 7% cocoa nibs (crushed pieces of bean). Reply How do I get a sample to taste it out ? Do not really grasp ( 93% 0f the bar is chocolate and 7% is cocoa nibs ) How so ? Well , I’m curious that’s ALL Reply For that awesome, dramatic cocoa hit, this is simply the best, but don't say we didn't warn you!" SimonI’ve reached the top of the mountain. The end of the road. The last stop. I have eaten 100% chocolate. By that I mean chocolate with 100% cocoa solids. That's right, no sugar or any other ingredients!

Thank you for your help! I hope they can stay reasonably priced so all people can appreciate your work as well as health benefits. Sincerely Kim Reply We do not, and will never, use palm oil in our products. We know others use it because it's much cheaper than cocoa butter but we will never compromise on quality or taste. Over 50% of our range is vegan and all of our products are free from Gluten, GM, Colourings & Preservatives. Chocolate liquor is an industry term that means crushed cacao nibs and heated up so it pours like a liquid. No alcohol involved! Reply I don’t believe so, but I don’t have the ingredients in front of me. If it is Dutch processed with alkali, they would have to disclose that on the label. It’s FDA law. ReplyFor over a year I have been eating Montezuma’s 100% bitter chocolate from Trader Joe’s in the US and chased with their dates in between. I enjoy bitter chased with sweet and vice versa, a nice treat on taste buds. Reply I bought this bar at Trader Joes. I haven’t seen one with orange but it’s worth asking about it at the store. Reply The bar is intensely fruity (dried plums) plus extremely rich in chocolate and nutty notes throughout. The roasted notes are even, nothing burnt or over done. As expected, the finish is very bitter but so darn chocolatey that there’s no reason not to love it.