60-69% Cocoa Chocolate
323 chocolate bars in this cocoa range.
From 60% to 69%, bars sit between milk and classic dark chocolate: most are dark, many of them flavoured, and sugar still rounds off the cocoa.
Most common tasting notes at this cocoa percentage: fruity, citrus, floral, caramel, nutty and sweet.
What is 60-69% cocoa chocolate?
60% to 69% cocoa bridges milk and classic dark chocolate. There is enough cocoa to taste real cacao character and enough sugar to stay broadly approachable. It is common for dark milk chocolate and for entry-level single-origin dark bars aimed at people easing into darker chocolate.
This range is friendlier than the 70s without tipping into sweet milk chocolate. The extra sugar rounds off acidity and bitterness, which makes lively, fruit-forward origins easier to enjoy and makes dark milk bars taste rich rather than cloying.
It is a good range for sharing, for baking where you want some cocoa depth with built-in sweetness, and for anyone who finds 70% a little too dry.
Top origins in this cocoa range
Most active makers at this cocoa percentage
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60% Cacao Single Origin
60% Coffee, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Sea Salt
60% Tahini y sésamo
62%
62% Dark
62% Pine Nut & Spruce Tea
65% Cacao Café arábico y cardamomo
65% Dark
65% Locoto Chile
65% Maca
66%
68% Dominican Salted Chocolate
Absolu Pérou 63%
Absolute Coffee 62%
Aged Oolong Tea Dark Chocolate 62%
Aluna 66%
Amazing Extra Dark
Ambrosia
Amora 65%
Andean Mint
Andean Rose 60%
Arabica Coffee Lam Dong 64%
Arhuaco 65%
Baer 60%
Bakewell 60%
Balkan Rose 64%
Banan 60%
Banana Foster 65%
Bananas Foster
Banarasi Paan 63%
Bejafo 67%
Beni Wild 66%
Bines à l'érable 60%
Frequently asked about 60-69% cocoa chocolate
Is 65% chocolate considered dark chocolate?
Yes. There is no legally fixed line, but anything from roughly 55% to 60% upwards is generally sold as dark chocolate. A 65% bar is dark, just sweeter and gentler than the 70% to 85% range.
What is dark milk chocolate?
Dark milk is milk chocolate made with a higher cocoa share, often in the 60s, so it keeps the creaminess of milk chocolate while showing more real cocoa flavour. Many sit in this range.
What does 60-69% cocoa chocolate taste like?
From 60% to 69%, bars sit between milk and classic dark chocolate: most are dark, many of them flavoured, and sugar still rounds off the cocoa.
Which tasting notes show up most often at this cocoa percentage?
Across the bars on Chof in this cocoa range, the most frequent flavor notes are fruity, citrus, floral, caramel, nutty and sweet.
How many 60-69% cocoa chocolate bars are listed on Chof?
Chof currently lists 323 bars in this cocoa range.
Which origins are most common in this cocoa range?
The most common cacao origins for bars in this cocoa range on Chof are India, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Peru, Madagascar.
Which makers are most active in this cocoa range?
The makers with the most bars on Chof at this cocoa percentage are Standout Chocolate, Paccari, Naive, Theo & Philo, Bonajuto.
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