News in the Chocolate world has been splitting opinions this Easter. The Bounty Easter Egg was announced earlier in the year and it’s very much divided the nation. Whether you love it or hate it, the Bounty Egg will be arriving in 2019 in full force.
What else can you cut out for lent other than chocolate?
After Shrove Tuesday has been and gone, it’s swiftly followed, religiously by 40 days of fasting. This goes on until Easter. So many of us, religiously or not, tend to cut out part of our diets like chocolate, crisps, snacks, drinks etc. But what if you just can’t resist chocolate, or you enjoy it as a snack, must you cut it out this year? We look at a few alternative options that could serve as positive eating habits to take up
Support the future of Fairtrade with Fairtrade Fortnight
The concept behind Fairtrade is to ensure that cocoa farmers are paid fairly for their work and are able to live a dignified life. So for 2 weeks in the year, so many people around the world celebrate the people who grown our foods. This year Faritrade have been focusing on women who grow the cocoa in chocolate, in particular.
How well do you know Chocolate?
As we approach the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, Chocolate Day will be celebrated on February 9th. As couples search for the best chocolate gifts to give to their loved ones, we look at some facts about chocolate and its history. Chocolate has a lengthy history, in fact some fermented beverages made from chocolate date back to 350 BC.