Do you know a chocolate chip cookie that doesn't use semi-sweet chocolate chips? You do? Oh. Well either way these lightly sweet, slightly bitter chocolate bits are perfect for your next batch of cookies.
Sustainable goodness
For Equal Exchange, farmer fairness is a top priority, in addition to being one of the largest worker-owned cooperatives in the United States.
How it does good
A closer connection between people and farmers
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supporting key causes
Equal Exchange donates 10% of their annual profits to organizations that align with their mission. They also direct grants to farmer cooperatives to work on projects ranging from investing in coffee tree nurseries to creating beekeeping collectives for farmers so they can diversify their crops and income. -
responsible sourcing
By using fair and direct trade practices along with organic farms, Equal Exchange makes sure their supply chains are creating a better place for people and the planet. -
low carbon footprint
Equal Exchange uses solar panels on their roasting facility to offset part of their energy use. By partnering with local farmers and gardeners, they turn used burlap bags and chaff from the roasting process into useful growing material. Plus, they compost in their offices.
How to use it
Melt these down and stir them into milk with cocoa and sugar for a very rich hot chocolate.
When you're done...
The plastic bags can be recycled through TerraCycle by following our special intructions.
These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.
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Equal Exchange
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United StatesGreat chips!
United StatesFlavorful--and organic! Who could ask for more?