42 results for "drinking chocolate" between £0 and £440

Chocolat Charbonnel re-creates the use of real chocolate as a drink. Traditionally in English Chocolate Houses it was a mixture of chocolate and water only, however, for todays taste you may prefer a richer drink made with milk. This delicious drink, with or without milk, is even better with a healthy lump of whipped cream and more Chocolat Charbonnel flakes! The perfect treat at the end of long day. 250g.

Divine drinking chocolate is made with the best quality Fairtrade cocoa beans, from Kuapa Kokoo, a cooperative of small-scale cocoa farmers in Ghana. The beans are grown in the shade of the rainforest, carefully fermented and then dried in the tropical sun. By enjoying a delicious cup of Divine drinking chocolate, you ensure that in return for their hard work these growers get a guaranteed fair price for their beans and the security of a long term trading relationship. As the farmers also own shares...

This is your starting point in exploring the range. Made with organic dark chocolate with 54% cocoa and no added sugar or other rubbish to confuse the taste.

Browne's blend tiny chips of fine dark and milk continental chocolate to produce this superb hot chocolate drink mix. Place 4 or 5 teaspoons in a mug, add a little boiling water and mix thoroughly. Top up with hot milk and stir very well. It's delicious. Microwave enthusiasts will have their own ways, no doubt! Browne's Drinking Chocolate comes in a smart re-useable tin. When you've finished it, you can either order a refill, or keep it for storing other items. The tin is filled with 400 grams...

The Fairtrade trademark is an independent consumer label which guarantees a better deal for workers and producers in developing countries, ensuring that farmers receive a fair price and workers a fair wage, with an additional premium to invest in community development. Fairtrade is an alternative approach to conventional international trade which aims at sustainable development for excluded and disadvantaged producers. It seeks to do this by providing better trading conditions, by raising awareness...

Fairtrade Instant chocolate powder in individual sachets

The Cadbury family were closely involved in the evolution of drinking chocolate. From his grocery shop in Birmingham, where he sold mainly tea and coffee, John Cadbury started preparing cocoa and drinking chocolate, using cocoa beans imported from South and Central America and the West Indies. He experimented with a mortar and pestle to produce a range of cocoa and drinking chocolates with added sugar.

Brownes blend tiny chips of fine luxurious dark and milk continental chocolate to produce this superb drinking chocolate mix.

The cocoa beans come from the worlds finest plantations and are roasted in their chocolate according to a time honoured recipe.

To make Green and Blacks Organic drinking Chocolate we blend organic dark chocolate with raw cane sugar, and add cocoa powder, pressed from the same cocoa beans as the chocolate, to give extra intensity. When stirred into hot, fresh milk the result is a cocoa-rich chocolate drink with a creamy froth. At Green & Black's we buy the finest organically grown cocoa beans direct from our growers. To learn more about the care that goes into our chocolate take a look at our website, www.greenandblacks.com...

A 200g box of real grated dark chocolate, nothing added, this makes the best drinking chocolate you ever tasted.