Buy European

If I remember right the way the chocolate is cut is to represent the unequal distribution of cocoa profits in the industry.

I mean, who doesn't love some ethically sourced lead in their chocolate?

They are good chocolate too. I like the green one, it's dark chocolate and almond. They also got them at Harris Teeter and Walmart. I think Walmart has the smaller mixed bag of candy instead of the bars.

Yeah, a d i c t i o n warning. The bar you buy is likely disappear sooner than you would have thought ;)

I'd say it's closer to £3 than £4, certainly where I am up north.

Its become our favorite brand, tastea great and slave free, win win.

Check out the price per gram, usually tonys are heavier than the alternative.

I always thought it was more expensive as well until i recently saw that the default ive been buying had less weight, so if you looked at price per kg it was actually pretty much the same.

Also i buy less choclate now but i prefer quality.

I don't find it that much better personally compared to other chocolates, but I think it's worth it if you buy a chocolate bar twice a year like I do

Maybe in your local bio/eco shop, since they're made from 'slaverly-free' cacao they might be too expensive for a regular supermarket to make a profit on them.

I thought it was American as well. It's on our shelves. I love the background... the chocolate itself is pretty damned good, and I do not often have sweets and candies.

It says not to chill it - I prefer cold chocolate

I tried, and they don't actually come to take it away if you ignore that and chill it anyway. :)

The chocolate is not divided up equally, which for some reason annoys me.

This is intentional on their part, it's to show that the profits in the chocolate industry are unequally divided.

no idea you weren't suppose to chill them. this part of the world, that's practically impossible, it'll be a puddle if I leave it out anytime of year.

The circle one is my favorite piece!

It is a fun name to say. I like to announce the name when I see it in the store.

The others are cheap because of child labor and pesticides. It's what gives the extra kick when eating them ;)

Most big brands (even in Europe) are terrible because they rely on child slavery. There's a documentary about it.

If you want to buy European chocolate, well it can't be fully European because Europe doesn't grow cocoa, at least look for fair trade chocolate. That or an equivalent should be the minimum claim a company makes. I say claim, because that's what they are claims. None us will know for sure until we step foot in the places where these companies source their chocolate.

If you want an easy list https://www.chocolatescorecard.com/ has some. Top of the list of small, european companies:

• Choba Choba - Swiss
• Original Beans - Dutch
• Chocolate Makers - Dutch
• Malmö - Swedish (website seems to be only in Swedish?)

Tony's is top of the "medium and large companies". Rittersport is also up there, but I don't trust that at all. They are closely followed by Nestlé, lol. Fuck Nestlé.

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