Maple & Nibs
CRISPY & CRUNCHY
This maple-sweetened bar tastes like a brownie straight out of the oven. Rich and smooth on the inside, generously sprinkled with toasted nibs for a crispy, crunchy outside. A longtime factory favorite. Perfect for those looking for alternative sugars.
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United StatesThe Best
Maple and nibs was for enjoying and sharing— and everyone agreed — it was the best chocolate they have ever tasted. Yes, I will be ordering more and trying recipes with the other items from my order. Thank you for the quality and pure ingredients and then there is the great taste and satisfaction.
United StatesGift for a chocolate loving friend
She was very excited to get this and the Bananas Foster Bar as Xmas gifts.
United States United States United StatesWonderful taste!
I love that Maple and Nibs is cane sugar free and made with maple sugar. I will purchase again. Love the smooth, delicious flavor!!
Origin
Semuliki Forest, Uganda
Ingredients
Organic cacao beans,
organic maple sugar,
organic cacao butter
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 133,
Total Fat 9g (14%DV),
Sat. Fat 6g (29% DV),
Trans Fat 0g,
Cholest. 0mg (0% DV),
Sodium 0mg (0% DV),
Total Carb. 11g (4% DV),
Fiber 4g (14% DV),
Total Sugars 8g (Incl. 6g Added Sugars, 13% DV),
Protein 2g,
Vit. D (0% DV),
Calcium (2% DV),
Iron (4% DV),
Potassium (3% DV).
Nutrition Facts
Servings: 2
Serving size: 1/2 bar (25g)
75% CACAO
What We Pay for Cacao
Semuliki Forest, Uganda
REGION/COUNTRY: Bundibugyo Distract, Uganda
TYPE: Grower centered organization, fermentary
BEAN SOURCE: 1,002 organic smallholder farmers
FLAVOR PROFILE: Chocolatety, Panela, fig, cinnamon
PRICE RAAKA PAID IN 2021: $4.50 per kg. This price includes post-harvest processes and transportation to the departure port. What we pay each producer is different and is shaped by that region's economy.
FARMGATE PRICE: $2.42/kg is what Semuliki Forest Cacao paid farmers for dried cacao in 2019. This was 20% above the local market price. Visit our Transparent Trade page for context and more on the impact each producer has within their community.