What is the cocoa percentage of Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate?
Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate contains 62% cocoa (also written 62% cacao), classified as dark chocolate.
Where do the cocoa beans in Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate come from?
The cocoa beans in Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate are sourced from Amazon, Bolivia.
What are the ingredients in Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate?
The ingredients listed for Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate are: specialty cacao, cane sugar, pure cacao butter, dried grass-fed beef steak, butter, grass-fed milk powder, lingonberries, sea salt, black pepper.
Is Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate vegan?
Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate contains dairy ingredients and is not suitable for a vegan diet.
How big is a single Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate bar?
A single Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate bar weighs 50 grams.
What does Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate taste like?
Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate lists flavour notes of Gamey, Wild berries and Savory.
Is Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate dark chocolate or milk chocolate?
Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate is classified on Chof as dark chocolate.
Does Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate contain alkalized cocoa?
Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate is not marked as containing alkalized cocoa on Chof.
Has Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate won any awards?
Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate has been recognised at: International Chocolate Awards European Gold 2017, International Chocolate Awards World Silver 2017 and Academy of Chocolate Silver 2017.
Where can I buy Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate?
Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate is made by Naive. Naive sells directly through their website at https://chocolatenaive.com, and specialty chocolate shops in Europe and beyond also carry their bars. To track your tastings, scan Dry-Aged Beef Steak Chocolate in the Chof app.
