Tony's Chocolonely Chocolate Easter Eggs Assortment 150g

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They even have a special certification, Tony’s Open Chain, that other companies can participate in to show they’re following the 5-step philosophy and making a difference. Plenty of smaller companies are already onboard. Helping those farmers have access to resources to improve their production, both in terms of ethical efficiency and environmental impact Cocoa Mass, Cane Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin( Soybean), Milk chocolate egg (sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, emulsifier: soya lecithin))( Milk,Soya), Milk chocolate caramel sea salt (sugar dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10% caramel pieces (sugar, glucose syrup, cream ( milk), butter ( milk)), seas salt, emulsifier ( soya lecithin))( Milk,Soya), Milk chocolate hazelnut (sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10% hazelnuts, emulsifier ( soya lecithin))( Milk,Nuts,Soy), Milk chocolate almond honey nougat (sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10% nougat (cane sugar, glucose syrup, 2% almonds, potato starch, 10% honey, cocoa butter, egg white), emulsifier ( soya lecithin))( Egg,Milk,Nuts,Soya), Dark milk chocolate (sugar, cocoa mass, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, emulsifier ( soya lecithin))( Milk,Soya), Dark chocolate almond sea salt (cocoa mass, sugar, 10% almonds, cocoa butter, 0,5% sea salt, emulsifier ( soya lecithin))( Nuts,Soybean),

The company’s philosophy, which has guided their business since inception, is broken up into 5 major components: There’s also something to be said for how well these bars are changing our outlook on the chocolate industry. Tony’s Chocolonely isn’t the only ethical chocolate producer on the market. But unlike many other companies, who started out making chocolate for profit and attempted to make a positive impact on the world later, Tony’s approached the issue in reverse. We’re proud to be on the list of good choco brands happily hopping their way into Easter (aka peak choco shopping season). Whether it’s a winter holiday, a declaration of love in February, or a spring celebration with lots of bunnies and eggs, there are instances when some of us like to feel all fancy and buy a big variety box of chocolates.

Yes, Tony’s makes chocolate bars, but they got into the business in an attempt to change the industry via leading by example. The chocolate itself was creamy, sweet and utterly delicious. My husband is a big fan of milk chocolate, so it went down extremely well. This bar was a real treat and excellent value for the price. Every spring, the hunt begins anew: Mighty Earth, Be Slavery Free, Green America, INKOTA and National Wildlife Federation join forces, searching far and wide for the chocolate industry’s sustainability frontrunners and rottenest practices. The world’s top cocoa traders and choco makers are served 60 hard-shelled questions around: The weight of this item is 155g and was a great alternative to your traditional Easter egg. I certainly wouldn’t grumble if I woke on Easter morning to these. They are delightful, fun and the pretzel toffee flavour egg is to die for! Here, Tony’s pairs their dark chocolate, with its rich but not-too-bitter 51% cocoa content, with simple almonds and sea salt flakes. It’s complex and sophisticated, but the smooth flavor and subtle bitterness also make it a great introduction to high-quality dark chocolate.

Ingredients are bought at higher prices to ensure the farmers are properly compensated with a stable living income From your dairy milk classics to your Lindt bunny extravaganzas - as well as chocolate eggs that cater for those who don't eat dairy or animal products - there's something for everyone in which to indulge to the max. Well, I must say, that was what you call a review. I enjoyed all 3 products and will be purchasing more flavours from Tony’s Chocolonely. Great tasting chocolate with a powerful message.

Modern-day slavery is still very much in existence and with companies like Tony’s Chocolonely taking a real stand, hopefully, one day this barbaric act will be eradicated forever. There is no place for slavery in our world and the more that is done to stop it, the better!

Tony’s Chocolonely is working with the goal of applying these principles to their business, and making them transparent and accessible to the industry overall. If you’re looking for more of that lovely taste in a 6.35 oz portion size, look no further than the Dark Almond Sea Salt 51% bar.The average British child eats 8.8 Easter eggs and adult consumes 187 chocolate bars a year; that's a lot of demand for chocolate. And, according to research conducted by Tulane University and the 2018 Global Slavery Index, there are currently 2.1 million children working illegally and at least 30,000 instances of modern slavery on cocoa farms in Ghana and the Ivory Coast, where 60% of the world’s cocoa comes from. While some folks will fight over the caramel center, some know the real MVP of the assortment is dark chocolate, with that rich, bitter cocoa flavor that makes anything it’s paired with sing.