Dark Chocolate Brazil Nuts
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- Estimated Delivery: May 10 - May 14
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Free standard delivery on orders over £60
Every purchase helps someone affected by leprosy
Delicious whole Brazil nuts encased in dark Belgian chocolate. The perfect blend of dramatic crunch and silky-smooth textures to create a gorgeous nutty treat.
Contains a minimum of 35% cocoa solids.
Minimum Weight: 175g
Made with ethically sourced cocoa by Cocoba Chocolate.
"Here at Cocoba, we believe in creating exceptional quality chocolate products and drinks to enjoy. We search the globe for the highest quality cocoa beans and best tasting chocolate (it’s a tough job, but someone has to do it).
The concept for the chocolate brand started with a memory. Cocoba’s founder, Darren, is from Australia where he grew up sharing delicious hot chocolates with his grandfather that he carefully made, not from powder, but using real, premium chocolate.
When Darren came to the UK, he could not find a chocolate drink that matched the one from his childhood, so he decided to create it.
Today, the same love and care his grandfather put in to his hot chocolate can be found in every one of Cocoba’s chocolate products."
Allergens: Cereals containing gluten, Egg, Nuts, Peanuts, Soya, Sesame
Brand: Cocoba
Delivery
UK mainland standard delivery – £5.00
Northern Ireland, UK Highlands & Islands – £5.00
Next day delivery (UK mainland only) – £8.00
International – Temporarily suspended
Gift for Life Orders – FREE on UK orders
Hamper Orders – FREE on UK orders
Returns
Returns within 14 days of receiving your order, in its original condition.
Change Lives With Your Shopping
Your purchase can help to end leprosy. Shopping with us will help fund leprosy research which is vital to ending leprosy transmission by 2035. Recent developments in genotyping strains of leprosy have improved accuracy of finding the source of transmission, meaning tracking and tracing of cases can be much more effective. There is also a PCR test for leprosy being developed which would be a game changer in faster and more accurate diagnosis of leprosy.
