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Divine Chocolate

Chocolate Bars

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Divine Chocolates

Why They're Good:

Delectable ingredients like peppermint, bittersweet strawberries, currants and roasted hazelnuts are enrobed in silky dark, milk and white Ghanian chocolate. Divine's newest flavors, White Chocolate with Strawberries and the mini "Crunchy" bar, are already top faves we know kids will love.

Why They're Green:

Divine chocolates are fair-trade certified; its cocoa comes direct from Kuapa Kokoo, a Ghanian cooperative that has become a model of social responsibility. With a one-third stake in the company, Kuapa Kokoo farmers have invested their earnings in the construction of new schools, wells and medical care for local communities, as well as the support of women's enterprises.

The chocolate is made with all-natural, primarily fair-trade ingredients such as real sugar, vanilla and cocoa butter, along with lecithin from GMO-free soy; several bars are vegetarian- or vegan-friendly.

Where To Get Them:

www.divinechocolateusa.com | Price varies by retailer