Loving Earth Raw Organic 85% Dark Chocolate (80g)

Name: Loving Earth Raw Organic 85% Dark Chocolate (80g)
Brand: Loving Earth
SKU: EDCCS80
Price: 7.9 AUD
Availability: InStock

Brand

Loving Earth |

australian

organic

Certified organic
Certified fair trade

Regular price: $7.90
Sale price: $7.90
Regular price
Unit price: per

FREE Shipping on all orders over $99.00

Quantity must be 1 or more

Description
Ingredients
Specifications
How To Use
Reviews
Frequently asked questions

Loving Earth Raw Organic 85% Dark Chocolate (80g)

Loving Earth 85% Dark Chocolate is a combination of two simple but bold ingredients; raw Amazonico Criollo cacao beans from Peru and fair trade certified evaporated coconut nectar. This bar has by far the most intense flavour yet. A dark chocolate bar for a true cacao lover. Loving Earth chocolate bars are minimally processed and made from nutrient dense, wholefood ingredients. Loving Earth 85% Dark Chocolate is wrapped on a packaging printed with vegetable ink on board with a 97% post consumer recycled fiber. While the inner wrapper is home compostable and made using only sustainable managed plant sources.

Chocolate orders during warm weather

A note from Love Your Health Australia - Most of our wonderful brands chocolates are created using real ingredients usually without added preservatives and stabilisers. This means the chocolate we sell will be heat sensitive. When you order chocolate products from us please note that we are not able to control the temperature and handling in transit. Keep in mind that standard delivery is by road and your package could end up being sat in transit at a depot or being delivered to your doorstep/safe place if you are not there. We urge you to consider this as we cannot take responsibility for spoiled items if you choose to make your purchase in warmer weather.

Loving Earth are an ethically driven company that believes food is sacred. They make healthy indulgence in a way that is good for the planet. Loving Earth Chocolate uses Raw Cacao grown by the Ashaninka community of the Peruvian Amazon, the largest indigenous community in Peru. This is vital in their quest to build a sustainable life for themselves and sustainable use of the rainforest.