MS3 AGRI-VENTURES CORP.
MS3 Choco - 100% Dark Chocolate Cacao Tablet
Product Description:
PLANT-BASED, Single Origin – Davao. Made with 100% pure chocolate packed, In tablet form. It is made up of dried cacao beans roasted and grinded until it makes a thick paste. A Traditional Filipino Hot Chocolate. Internationally recognized and award-winning chocolate: 2019 Academy of Chocolate Awards BRONZE – London 2018 Academy of Chocolate Awards BRONZE - London 2017 Asia Halal Brand Awards –Philippine Best Cacao Tablet – Malaysia Storage: Store in cool, dry and odorless place at 16-18 degree celsius. Usage: Culinary, Baking, Smoothies, Hot Chocolate. Instruction: Use 1 cup hot water or milk, 1-2 tablets cacao tablet, 1 tbsp. of sugar and stir constantly until it dissolve and serve. Consist of 15 callets Dimension (WLH): 3 x 12.5 x 20 cm Recipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHhnsFF0v9U
Variants:
80g, 150g, 1000g
Product Type:
Processed
Market Availability:
Net Weight per Pack:
150grams
Allergen:
Ingredients/raw materials used:
100% Cacao Mass
Process/es:
Dehydration / Drying
Sources:
Mindanao
Shelf Life:
24 Months
Major Export Markets:
None
Certifications:
FDA-LTO/CPR, Halal
Packaging:
Tetra Pack
Minimum Order Size:
500 Pcs
Category:
Beverages, Beverages
Export Ready?:
No
When talk turns to chocolate, the Philippines should be on the table. Our country is rich in good-tasting, high-quality cacao, and we at MS3 Agri-ventures see this as an opportunity to give Filipino cacao farmers a source of income... [Read more]
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