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Traditional Haitian hot chocolate made with raw cacao from Haiti, rich and minimally processed
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Traditional Haitian hot chocolate made with raw cacao from Haiti, rich and minimally processed
Traditional Haitian hot chocolate made with raw cacao from Haiti, rich and minimally processed
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Chokola | Haitian Raw Chocolate

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Experience the bold, earthy flavor of authentic Haitian raw chocolate, made from single-origin cacao grown and harvested in Haiti.

Our Haitian cacao is minimally processed to preserve its natural antioxidants, minerals, and deep chocolate notes. Unlike mass-produced chocolate, this raw cacao maintains the integrity of the bean offering a rich, slightly bitter, complex flavor that reflects the fertile soil and tropical climate of the Caribbean.

In Haiti, cacao has long been used for nourishment and connection. This chocolate is a continuation of that legacy.

How to Enjoy

  • Grate into warm milk with spices, preferably evaporated milk for a traditional Haitian-style hot chocolate 

  • Blend into smoothies for depth and richness

  • Shave over oatmeal or fruit

  • Melt gently and pair with sea salt

  • Or savor it slowly on its own

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Liz
Excellent chocolate

Taste amazing! Exactly like the ones my grandma would bring from Haiti