While in London, Bri and Jen picked up a bar of Divine Chocolate as a little gift upon their return. They really know me so well. Not only have I been in love with the packaging from afar, but I proceeded to eat this entire bar in no less than 10 seconds. The texture of the chocolate {this one was orange milk chocolate} is insanely good…smooth, rich, and creamy…melt in your mouth good. The brand is Fair Trade and based in the UK, but is available in the US as well…which is exciting {and dangerous} news for me… — Joy
{photos by Oh Joy}
Oh my gosh Divine was my faaaavourite when I was living in England!!
Looks delicious! Sounds as good as Demel chocolate from Vienna!
I had such a craving for chocolate this weekend! This looks simply amazing!
yum! Also so exciting to see mara-mi napkins featured in your posts! I’m a designer at mara-mi and we all get a little giddy when we see them in use!
It’s funny for me to see this chocolate presented in such a pretty way – I live in the UK and take it for granted as a delicious treat 😀
I love this chocolate, it’s my bar of choice! I love their dark range especially- I always pick it up in the train station!
And lucky for us Canadians, it’s one of the rare products that’s also available in Canada!
I often pick these up at the nearest Ten Thousand Villages shop: http://www.tenthousandvillages.ca
Yum <3
Orange & Chocolate is one of my favorite combinations! Sounds divine.
yumm!!! They’re packaging is beautiful too!
Have you tried the white chocolate with strawberries? It’s crazy good.
That chocolate even looks smooth!mmmm!
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oh gosh.
that looks divine
(oh so punny)
I’ve found the bars at Cost Plus World Market before, here in SoCal if u don’t want to order online…delicious!
love that it’s fair trade, difficult to find chocolate that is…and it looks delish.
my whole foods has this brand, but I’ve never tried it before! now I know what to get tomorrow with my lunch 🙂
I’m studying in England right now and this chocolate is sold at my uni! I will have to give it a go 🙂
looks delish!
We had a talk at our local WI (http://westealingwi.wordpress.com/) by the chocolatier from Divine. These guys aren’t just fair trade, they’re owned by the farmers cooperative in Ghana. Better yet, a lot of the owners are female. It’s one of the pricier chocolates but paying a bit extra ensures that your money goes to where it can make a difference.