Building a better Italian chocolate bar
How useful is certification for guaranteeing the quality of cocoa beans from a given source? And how does it benefit
How useful is certification for guaranteeing the quality of cocoa beans from a given source? And how does it benefit
When world leaders meet at the United Nations in New York next September for a Special Summit on Sustainable Development,
Amid the media hype over fears of a worldwide shortage of cocoa caused by surging chocolate consumption in emerging markets
Cocoa is Ghana, Ghana is Cocoa – as the saying goes here. Ghana is the world’s second largest exporter of
In my previous post, I mentioned how more and more chocolatiers are turning away from big wholesale manufacturers of chocolate
With the festive period in full swing, many of us will be savouring chocolates of different kinds and types. But
Earlier this year, I had the privilege of working with Valrhona, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of fine chocolate,
Tain l’Hermitage is a small town on the left bank of the Rhône in south-eastern France. Located in the northern
Although the Basque Country has a strong history in chocolate-making, there are today very few artisan chocolatiers of Basque origin,
I thought that I would share these two drawings that show the early stages of cocoa consumption. What I finding