What did beyond good chocolate used to be called?

Madécasse
Beyond Good formerly Madécasse, is a Brooklyn-based chocolate and vanilla company established in 2006 by two Peace Corps volunteers who served in Madagascar.

What is Madagascar chocolate?

Madagascan cocoa is currently considered some of the best available cocoa world wide, and actually only accounts for roughly 0.5% of the world cocoa production. Their fine cocoa is deemed for its noble aroma, which is harvested twice a year, at the beginning of the rainy and the dry season.

What is a chocolate disc?

Chopped bars or discs can be used interchangeably with chocolate wafers, pistoles, or fèves, all of which are suitable for melting and look like either buttons or beans.

Is Beyond Good chocolate fair trade?

New York Brand Madécasse Rebrands to Beyond Good, Launches Three New Fair Trade Chocolates. Hitting shelves in Q2 of 2020, the new Beyond Good chocolate products will be available at natural stores, specialty markets, retailers nationwide and online at beyondgood.com.

Where is beyond good chocolate made?

Beyond Good is the only brand in the U.S. making chocolate in Africa. “By making finished product in Africa, we are redefining high-quality chocolate and sustainability in the chocolate industry, challenging the status quo.”

Is Madagascar dark chocolate?

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What is a chocolate Pistole?

Chocolate pistoles (also referred to as chocolate wafers) look like flattened large dollops of chocolate. Cacao Barry distributes much of its chocolate in the form of pistoles. Pistoles are convenient for melting applications and making ganache because you don’t have to chop the chocolate.

What chocolate does Jacques Torres use?

Jacques’ Famous Chocolate Chip Cookies use 60% Belgian dark chocolate and as he always says, “It’s a lot of chocolate with a little cookie dough around it.” Sold as a pack of 6 per box.

Is Fair Trade chocolate really fair trade?

Chocolate can sometimes be labeled as fair trade because some of the ingredients being used are fair trade, but the cocoa being used may not be. As a result, some fair trade chocolate might not actually be using fair trade cocoa. It can be the other way around as well.

Does Lindt use child Labour?

Lindt & Sprüngli strongly condemns all forms of child labor. By improving the livelihoods of farmers and their communities, the risk of child labor can be reduced. This is why the goal of our sustainability program for cocoa beans, the Lindt & Sprüngli Farming Program, is to improve farmers’ livelihoods.