Divine Dark Chocolate and Caramel Chocolate Bar Reviewed

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Divine Dark Chocolate and Caramel Chocolate Bar ReviewedI believe this may be a world first – a palm oil free caramel which was specifically developed by Divine as none existed on the market (or none that was good enough for them 😉 ) has been encased in their signature 70% dark chocolate – DELICIOUS!

The milk chocolate version was a bit addictive I have to admit and I may have squirreled them around the home and office but this combines delicious palm oil free caramel with delightful ethical Divine Chocolate

For those of you who can’t be bothered clicking links 😉 Divine is an ethical Fairtrade company which buys its cocoa from the Kuapa Kokoo in Ghana. The co-operative in turn owns 45% of Divine meaning that Divine Chocolate as a company is 45% owned by the farmers who also sell it the cacao. Not bad for a crop that has people in the Ivory Coast unable to escape poverty.

Divine Dark Chocolate and Caramel Chocolate Bar ReviewedThe revolutionary thing about Divine’s caramel is that almost all caramels on the commercial market had added palm oil. In fact most of what we eat in pre-processed foods seems to have palm oil in it. While great strides have been taken to prevent the destruction of habitat and rainforest to make way for these cash crop trees, the oil itself has questionable effects on our health.

So Divine, in order to ensure they remain ethical and Fairtrade get everything possible from Fairly traded sources. This chocolate bar lists 80% of the ingredients as coming from fairly traded sources. So not only is it delicious but it is also ethical so you can feel good about eating something yummy.

The flavour is typical Divine chocolate which I find quite pleasant. I snapped a piece off so you could see the thick caramel inside. I’ve often enjoyed a dark 70% bar and when I was low carbing I used it as my treat. The caramel is sweet with a balance of vanilla in it which, when combined with the dark chocolate is quite delicious. This isn’t meant to emulate some kind of short-shelf-life artisan chocolate caramel but rather offer an ethical, Fairtrade sweet treat for those who want something a bit yummy and a lot better for the world.

About Judith Lewis

Editor and chief blogger at Mostly About Chocolate. Expert SEO. judge at various chocolate awards, wine awards, and all the Search Awards. Judith is passionate about food, wine, and travel.

7 Responses to Divine Dark Chocolate and Caramel Chocolate Bar Reviewed

  1. Nicki says:

    I love Chocolate so this Divine Dark Chocolate and Caramel Chocolate Bar looks so good, I may go and buy it now x

  2. Tracey says:

    I didn’t know the background to Divine. I’ve seen the brand loads of time in my local Morrisons but never stopped by to look further. I am a chocoholic, and now you’ve made me want to investigate this. I’m all for buying ‘green’ 🙂 Tx

  3. Oh my gosh. The caramel looks so damn good! Good on Divine for it’s ethical efforts!

  4. I love caramel, but trying to avoid chocolate at the moment. You are torturing me here Judith.

  5. Helen says:

    That looks dangerously good! And you can eat it with a clear conscience – brilliant!

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