What is the cocoa percentage of Milk Chocolate 50%?

Milk Chocolate 50% contains 50% cocoa (also written 50% cacao), classified as milk chocolate.

Where do the cocoa beans in Milk Chocolate 50% come from?

The cocoa beans in Milk Chocolate 50% are sourced from Ghana.

Is Milk Chocolate 50% vegan?

Milk Chocolate 50% contains dairy ingredients and is not suitable for a vegan diet.

Is Milk Chocolate 50% dark chocolate or milk chocolate?

Milk Chocolate 50% is classified on Chof as milk chocolate.

Where can I buy Milk Chocolate 50%?

Milk Chocolate 50% is made by KABI. KABI sells directly through their website at https://kabichocolate.com, and specialty chocolate shops in Europe and beyond also carry their bars. To track your tastings, scan Milk Chocolate 50% in the Chof app.

Milk Chocolate 50%, KABI

Milk Chocolate 50%

KABI is a bean-to-bar chocolate maker operating directly within Ghana. The brand identifies itself as the local favorite for handmade chocolate, focusing on production methods that keep the chocolate-making process close to the source of the harvest. By processing beans domestically, the maker maintains a direct connection between the Ghanaian cacao farms and the final bar.

The Milk Chocolate 50% bar serves as a middle ground between traditional sugary milk chocolates and darker varieties. With a 50% cacao content, it provides a noticeable boost in cocoa intensity while retaining the smooth, creamy texture expected from a high-quality milk chocolate. It is crafted to appeal to those who prefer a reliable, consistent treat without extreme bitterness or excessive sweetness.

Ethics and transparency are central to the production at KABI. The company operates with direct trade claims, which establishes a clear link between the maker and the farmers who grow the cacao. This practice supports local agricultural communities in Ghana and ensures the maker has oversight of the ingredients from the moment they are harvested to the final tempering of the chocolate.

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