What is the cocoa percentage of Milk Caramel Sea Salt?

Milk Caramel Sea Salt contains 32% cocoa, classified as milk chocolate.

Where do the cocoa beans in Milk Caramel Sea Salt come from?

The cocoa beans in Milk Caramel Sea Salt are sourced from Ghana & Côte d'Ivoire.

Is Milk Caramel Sea Salt vegan?

Milk Caramel Sea Salt contains dairy ingredients and is not suitable for a vegan diet.

How big is a single Milk Caramel Sea Salt bar?

A single Milk Caramel Sea Salt bar weighs 180 grams.

Is Milk Caramel Sea Salt certified organic or fair trade?

Milk Caramel Sea Salt carries the following certifications: Fair Trade and B Corp.

Has Milk Caramel Sea Salt won any awards?

Milk Caramel Sea Salt has been recognised at: Great Taste Award 1 Star 2021 and Great Taste Award 1 Star 2020.

Where can I buy Milk Caramel Sea Salt?

Milk Caramel Sea Salt is made by Tony's Chocolonely. Tony's Chocolonely sells directly through their website at https://tonyschocolonely.com, and specialty chocolate shops in Europe and beyond also carry their bars. To track your tastings, scan Milk Caramel Sea Salt in the Chof app.

Milk Caramel Sea Salt 32%, Tony's Chocolonely

Milk Caramel Sea Salt

The Milk Caramel Sea Salt bar is a standout offering from Tony's Chocolonely, a brand based in Amsterdam. Known for their distinctively thick, unevenly divided bars, the company operates as a large-scale producer with a clear mission to drive systemic change in the cocoa industry. Their presence is global, characterized by bold branding and a focus on accessibility for the mainstream chocolate enthusiast.

This chocolate is crafted with a 32% cacao content, creating a classic, smooth, and creamy milk chocolate base. It is designed for those who enjoy a nostalgic, sweet profile. The inclusion of 10% crunchy caramel pieces provides a delightful textural contrast, while 0.5% sea salt balances the sweetness, offering a savory finish that makes the 180-gram bar particularly satisfying.

Tony's Chocolonely is committed to transparency and ethical production. The cocoa beans used in their bars are sourced primarily from Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. Their operations are backed by Fair Trade and B Corp certifications, reflecting their dedication to responsible supply chain practices and social accountability in the regions where their cocoa is grown.