The Only Chocolate bar I buy & eat (PLASTIC-FREE & FAIR TRADE)
It took me some time to find a plastic-free chocolate bar.
Endangered Species Chocolate (~$3.29) Bold & Silky Dark Chocolate 72% Cocoa
I keep this in my bedside table and eat a square or two or a whole row depending on how stressed I am or if I’m craving something sweet.
Features that this chocolate bar has
No Plastic
Palm Oil Free (the demand of this product is a major cause of deforestation)
Fair Trade
Non-GMO
Vegan (other chocolate bars may contain insect legs..or bug based food coloring )
Gluten-Free
10% Post Consumer Waste
10% of the Net Profits goes to saving Wildlife
National Forest Foundation
The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International
Chimp Haven- A New Beginning
Inside the chocolate wrapper list 3 simple ways to get involved (ACTION ALERT***)
Consume with Conscience
Purchase products that are Fair trade Certified, Sustainably Grown, and supports preserving habitat
Expand your knowledge
Educate yourself on endangered species, conservation projects, and organizations that are making a difference in the world.
Take Action
Engage in your community to create lasting change. Share information in your community, volunteer, and encourage others to join your efforts.
Personally, I love Dark Chocolate! This one is 72%. 80-90% Cocoa is pretty bitter. Dark Chocolate is high in antioxidants and helps curb cravings. It’s best not to eat it too late at night because it contains caffeine.
Endangered Species Chocolate is based in Indianapolis, Indiana. (I could consider a more local chocolatier.) Their chocolate is made in the USA. The cocoa is fair trade and sourced from West Africa. They have high quality standard. In order to receive some of the certifications they have, they require the standards to be up to code.
This company cares for the farmers who grow the cocoa and are dedicated to support the communities that practice sustainable practices.
I usually get my chocolate bar from Rite Aid or Lassen’s. They offer lots of different flavors too!
To find out more about Endangered Species Chocolate: Visit chocolatebar.com
What’s your favorite type of chocolate? Dark, Milk, White? Comment below!
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