70% Cacao Dark Chocolate & 32% Cacao White Chocolate Skulls Pack
Experience the luxury of choice in this conveniently enticing 8 pack of solid-filled Chocolate Skulls. Between our savory 70% cacao dark chocolate and our creamy 32% white chocolate let your taste buds guide you towards satisfaction. Crafted for those who crave more than ordinary confections, these striking skulls are made from sustainably sourced, premium chocolate, offering a rich and creamy taste.
Whether used as an edible party decoration, dinner party favor, or savored solo one by one, these skulls offer a unique blend of artistry and flavor. Celebrate your love of high-quality chocolate with a product that’s anything but ordinary.
Cacao Percentage: 32%
Weight: 140g
Ingredients
Organic Cacao Butter, Cane Sugar
MINIMALLY FERMENTED >LOWER ACID >MORE ANTIOXIDANTS
Our beans are specially fermented for less than 3 days. This creates less acidity. Research has shown that less days of fermentation means more flavanols are maintained in the chocolate.
BENEFITS OF CACAO
Packed with fiber, flavanols, protein, calcium, magnesium, zinc, potassium, iron and vitamins B1, B2, B3, B5, B9 and E.
High in antioxidants – typical serving size of cacao has more antioxidants than blueberries, red wine, and green tea.
High levels of essential minerals like magnesium. Magnesium helps to promote brain chemistry, build strong bones, and help regulate heartbeat and blood pressure, sulfur, calcium.
Cacao inherently has no sugar inside.
ORGANICALLY GROWN USING SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES
Our beans are organically grown and more than fair-trade. We are continually working with our grower to protect the region and educate people in the area.
LITTLE KNOWN CACAO FACTS
An ancient superfood packed with antioxidants, fiber, calcium, magnesium, zinc, potassium, and vitamins B1, B2, B5, B9 and E.
Contains zero sugar.
High fat, high protein.
Has zero caffeine. Contains its cousin called Theobromine.
A prebiotic that is rich in polyphenols.
Helps boost collagen production.
Cacao Beginner’s Guide