Taza Chocolate Organic Amaze Bar 80% Stone Ground, Cacao Crunch, 2.5 Ounce (10 Count), VeganUSDA Organic

I love the taste and crunchiness of these dark chocolate bars. They contain 80% cacao with some quinoa mixed in and are reputedly safer than other dark chocolate bars containing heavy metals. They are an after-dinner treat that, taken in small quantities, is good for you, too.

I like this stuff. Some are complaining about the crunchiness, but the comparison to sand is completely wrong. It has chia seeds or something like that in it. Does make it different, but in a good way. And, the chocolate flavor is good - not bitter.

I was skeptical because of the cost, but this is quality chocolate from a company that pays farmers fair prices. Delicious and worth every penny.

Wholesome and hits that I need A snack spot with just a couple of squares. These were tested independently for purity so I trust Them to be healthy and love the crunch.

I originally tried this because a cardiologist recommended a piece of 75%+ dark chocolate every day. I spent some time looking at dark chocolate websites and came across Taza. The stone ground cacao crunch bar sounded decent so I ordered some. Considering I was eating it for its heart benefits and I’ve never been a big dark chocolate fan I was pleasantly surprised by the taste and especially the texture. I like the bits of ground cacao, the texture sort of reminds me of a Nestle Crunch or Hershey Krackel bar (really!). The taste is pretty good (for dark chocolate), and the bars aren’t overloaded with sugar. I count calories; the 4 sections of a 16 section bar I eat each day comes to a manageable 100.After I decided I liked the product, I suggested my wife try it. I soon noticed a bar was only lasting about half as long as before! We are on our third or fourth reorder, and now she reminds me when the supply is starting to get a bit low! I would say we are both hooked on this product...

Absolutely delicious...suchAn Amazing superfood!!!Awesome company!!!

I like the flavor (substantial but not too bitter) and added grit factor for interest. They are organic and 'direct trade' (if you care about those things), comparatively low in sugar, and 80%....The shipping cost is offensive, but I've not been able to find them locally any longer so have ordered as a treat and ration them out.

Or maybe discover it for the first time? This is incredible. Cocoa is the central ingredient, not sugar.