3 tablets of chocolate & 175ml milk
4 tablets of chocolate & 225ml milk
5 tablets of chocolate & 275ml milk
Place tablets in a serving cup and completely cover with boiling water for 15 seconds to soften, then pour away the excess water. Start by adding 25ml of hot (68°0) milk or use 25ml of boiling water. Whisk with the melted chocolate into a smooth paste. Top up with hot milk.
Place tablets in a jug and completely cover with boiling water for 15 seconds to soften, then pour away the excess water. Add the exact amount of cold milk for the serving, steam together to 68°0 and whisk.
You will need 2 to 3 tablets of chocolate plus a cup of hot milk or your favourite non-dairy alternative. Simply place the tablets in a cup and cover with a little of the hot milk. Leave to soften for 60 seconds then stir until melted. Top up with the rest of the hot milk, whisk and enjoy.
Add 2 to 3 tablets of chocolate plus hot milk or your favourite non-dairy alternative to the shaker. Push down the pressurised popping lid into the reset position. Tightly fasten the lid, fully twisted onto the base. Shake for 10-15 seconds until the chocolate melts and the lid pops up.
Each origin reflects the variety of cocoa beans and the distinct character of the local habitats where they grow. Learn more here.
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The cooperatives we work with are involved in schemes that support the farmers. For example, in São Tomé it offers the farmers a fair and stable market price, guaranteed to be locally competitive. The company works to ensure that even the most isolated communities are reached in order to sell their cocoa. They always respect purchasing agreements and the farmers need not fear being left with unsold cocoa at the end of the day.
In Dominican Republic, they empower women and youths, have environmental initiatives to reduce climate change, educate farmers on their finances, run health projects and local community improvements.