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Made by Liverpool’s first bean-to-bar chocolatiers, Table Chocolate, this Nicaragua White 43% redefines what white chocolate can be. Crafted with just a few carefully chosen ingredients, it moves away from overly sweet, heavily processed versions, allowing the natural character of the cocoa butter to come through.

The result is a chocolate that is soft and rounded, with a depth that feels closer to pastry than confection. Notes of brown sugar, dulce de leche, and brioche unfold slowly, creating something both familiar and unexpected.

Table Chocolate works directly at origin, focusing on transparency, ethical sourcing, and preserving the true flavour of cacao. By keeping ingredients minimal and processes considered, they allow each bar to reflect not just quality, but the journey of the cacao itself, from fermentation through to final craft.

Details

Product Details: Cacao variety: Trinitario
Fermentation: 5–6 days
Organic certified
Bean-to-bar production

Ingredients: Natural cocoa butter, full fat milk powder, organic unrefined cane sugar
May contain traces of nuts and gluten

Size: 70g

Origin: Nicaragua

Care
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Avoid temperature fluctuations to preserve texture and flavour.
Giving back

By stocking brands that prioritise transparency, ethical sourcing, and quality ingredients, we support makers who are rethinking how food is produced and consumed.
A portion of proceeds is shared with marginalised communities through our ongoing partnership with human rights organisation Restless Beings.
For every order placed, we also plant a tree, contributing to long-term environmental restoration.

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Table Chocolate

Table Chocolate produces its bars from bean to bar in Liverpool, working closely with cacao growers to ensure transparency and fair practices at every stage. By focusing on small-batch production and minimal ingredients, they preserve the natural flavour of cacao rather than masking it.

Their approach centres on traceability, ethical sourcing, and a belief that good chocolate should reflect both the quality of its ingredients and the integrity of how it is made, resulting in bars that are as thoughtful as they are distinctive.

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