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Equal Exchange Organic Dark Hot Chocolate, 12 Ounce
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Get ready for a treat: this dark and indulgent hot cocoa features real ground chocolate in the mix! Equal Exchange is a worker-owned cooperative highly dedicated to Authentic Fair Trade.
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- Q: What makes Equal Exchange Organic Dark Hot Chocolate different from regular hot chocolate? A: Equal Exchange Organic Dark Hot Chocolate features real ground chocolate, providing a rich and extra decadent flavor that sets it apart from traditional hot cocoa mixes. It is crafted to be vegan and is made with fairly traded cocoa and sugar sourced from small-scale farmer cooperatives.
- Q: Is this hot chocolate suitable for those with dietary restrictions? A: Yes, this hot chocolate is vegan and dairy-free, making it suitable for individuals with lactose intolerance or those following a plant-based diet. Always check the ingredients for any additional allergens.
- Q: How should I prepare Equal Exchange Organic Dark Hot Chocolate? A: To prepare, simply mix the desired amount of hot chocolate powder with hot water or your favorite dairy alternative. Stir well until fully dissolved, and enjoy a rich, indulgent drink.
- Q: What are the key ingredients in Equal Exchange Organic Dark Hot Chocolate? A: The primary ingredients include organic evaporated sugar cane juice, organic cocoa powder processed with alkali, and organic dark chocolate, all of which are ethically sourced and certified organic by the USDA.
- Q: Where does the cocoa in this hot chocolate come from? A: The cocoa used in Equal Exchange Organic Dark Hot Chocolate is sourced from small-scale farmer cooperatives located in the Dominican Republic, Peru, and Paraguay, ensuring fair trade practices and supporting local communities.