Based on the flavors of Kehwah, an aromatic tea from Kashmir, this spiced, warm cocoa features cinnamon, cardamon, allspice, and clove.
Sustainable goodness
Cocoa Santé uses the Equal Partner Direct Buying Program to ensure their cocoa is good for you, the farmers, and their farms.
How it does good
Ethical sourcing as a central business practice
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recyclable packaging
Both the tin and the lid are fully recyclable. -
supporting key causes
Cocoa Santé is a part of Harbor Sweets which annually donates 5% of pretax earnings to local organizations that work for the betterment of the surrounding community and its members. -
responsible sourcing
By relying on cooperatives and direct trade, Cocoa Santé is able to make sure profits stay in the communities that grow their ingredients.
How to use it
Make some spiced cocoa tea cookies by adding this into your favorite short bread recipe.
When you're done...
Separate the cardboard from the tin and place in your curbside recycling bin.
These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.
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Cocoa Santé
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United StatesDelicious
Love this cocoa.
United Statesjust right spice & not too sweet!
This is so yum! I have had spicy cocoa before, but it usually contains chili so I don't like it. These spices of cinnamon, cardamom, and ginger give it just a bit of kick but my young children still like it. Which is too bad really because I want to keep it just for myself. Note: it says to use 5 tablespoons but that yields a super thick hot cocoa. I do wish that the "fair trade cooperatives" in the Dominican Republic were named so that they also can get some credit/PR.