Silky Milk Chocolate Ice Cream “Femmes de Virunga”
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Mini Collection (42%, 70%, 75%)
Four minibars in a decorative case, South America and Africa
This gift set comprises our four mini-classics in a beautifully decorative case giving a flavour of the diversity of our Original Beans: enjoy the bright dark Piura Porcelana, the deep dark Cru Virunga, the playful dark Cru Udzungwa with Nibs and the silky Esmeraldas Milk.
€5.45 Incl. Tax
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- Biodiversity conservation
- Direct trade and projects
- Climate-positive foodprint
- Favorite of the world's best chefs
Specifications
- Weight
- 48 g
- Cacao percentage
- 42%, 70%, 75%
- Bean Origin
- South America and Africa
- Rarity
- Ultra Rare, Rare
- Diet
- Gluten Free, Organic
- Cause
- Conserve Cacaos, Help Farmers, Preserve Cultures, Protect Animals, Save Rainforests
- Price (100g)
- € 11.35
Notes
From dark-chocolatey to fruity to toffee
Ingredients
Cacao mass* (Peru, Congo D.R., Tanzania & Ecuador), raw cane sugar* (Paraguay), cacao butter* (Dom.Rep.), whole milk powder* (Switzerland), cacao nibs (Tanzania) and fleur de sel.
Average Nutritional Values
Please review the nutritional information from: - Esmeraldas Milk with Fleur de Sel (42%) - Cru Udzungwa with Nibs (70%) - Cru Virunga (70%) - Piura Porcelana (75%)
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GIVE UDZUNGWA'S PLAYFUL ELEPHANTS SAFE PASSAGE
Experience the Rare
In the villages surrounding the enchanting Udzungwa Mountains National Park, local farmers have begun to grow fine Trinitario beans in organic cacao gardens. The Park is home to Tanzania’s endangered elephants, gentle giants whose migration from the forest to savanna relies on man-made fencing to keep them out of farmer’s fields and maintain their peaceful coexistence. Purchase of Cru Udzungwa supports the enterprising farmers, and in turn their stewardship of the Park and its elephants.
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