|
Would you like some chocolate?
Unfortunately, my chocolates sold out very quickly and I do not yet know when I'll be making more, but enjoy the photos and ingredients lists below.
The chocolate ingredients are all organic, extremely high quality and fresh.
I made three fantastic flavors. All three contain real cacao (powdered chocolate beans) and real cacao butter (the oil from cacao beans). All three flavors are vegan and raw. |
 |
Sunday, December 21, 2014
Chocolates
 |
These all contain superfood ingredients! These chocolates can be considered a supplement as well as a decadent dessert!
The three flavor options are Dark Tangerine, Hot Cayenne and Mild Mint.
Note: The Mild Mint flavor melts at 78 degrees and above due to containing some coconut oil. The other two flavors melt above 98 degrees, so are safe at room temperature.
|
Ingredients
|
Dark Tangerine Chocolate: Cacao, cacao buter, mangosteen powder (high antioxidant superfruit) carob (the only sweetener), sunflower seeds (these add richness, flavor, vitamin E, and minerals), tangerine essential oil, lemon essential oil
Hot Cayenne Chocolate: Cacao, cacao buter, mangosteen powder (high antioxidant superfruit) carob, sunflower seeds (these add richness, flavor, vitamin E, and minerals), maple syrup, cayenne powder
|
 |
 |
Mild Mint Chocolate: Cacao, cacao buter, coconut oil, spirulina (sea-vegetable rich in minerals and amino acids) carob (the only sweetener), sunflower seeds (these add richness, flavor, vitamin E, and minerals), peppermint essential oil
Note: Images are not specifically of this batch of chocolates, but the images on this page give you an idea of what my chocolates look like in general.
|
Chocolates like these sell for $7 for 1.5 ounces at the store — that's $4.60 an ounce! I sell mine for just $2.50 an ounce, or $2 an ounce if you buy 10 or more ounces. (An ounce is roughly four tablespoons or four bites.)
|
Hope these fun photos inspire you to make your own!
|
 |
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Popular Posts This Month
-
Language shapes our thoughts. What we can put into words, we can conceive and understand – at least intellectually. Without words, we’re ... -
Do you prefer to learn from videos or from text? If you prefer video, click here for the video version of this masterclass. Refer bac... -
Introduction Research shows that childhood traumas cause disease – even when these traumas are not followed by environmental fa... -
True belonging is that feeling where you know that your participation in life itself is completely welcome. It’s taking a breath of air and ... -
How well-intentioned attempts to help others help themselves can actually hurt them. Do any of these sound familiar? “When she finally reach... -
Your identity is the sum of your boundaries: the things to which you say “Yes,” and the things which you say “No.” What is your favorite f... -
In my GI-MAP test from Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory , I had “no detectable levels” of the commensal (beneficial) bacterial family known a... -
May 20th 2014, I wrote: “I have a ton of associates , and acquaintances , in my life, but for years I’ve wondered: How does one move from... -
When healthy foods become a problem . . . Desulfovibrio De sulf ovibrio is a genus of gram-negative, anaerobic, “sulfate-reducing” bacteria ... -
Viral Factors I’ve written, at length, about chronic constipation before. In recent years the viral component has been brought to my atten...
Featured Post
Your Identity = Your Boundaries
Your identity is the sum of your boundaries: the things to which you say “Yes,” and the things which you say “No.” What is your favorite f...
