I find with chocolate in general that it disappears very quickly around me :)
These Dagoba Chocodrops I have found I can just have a few drops a day so they last a longer time.
The taste is good & they are satisfying and organic.
They are quite strong at 74% and not very sweet but they do the trick for me and are economical in the long run.
The bliss factor is not so high as for example Taza Chocolate Mexicano Chocolate Disc, Coffee, 2.7 Ounce but those only last a day or two max where as these drops have lasted me about a month, though I must admit I have also eaten other chocolate given me over the holidays.
The other thing I like about Dagoba chocolate is that the lecithin in it is non-GMO which is fairly rare even in organic chocolate.
It's suggested to cook with it but I never have. You could add more sweetener if you do cook with it if you like.
If you like strong dark chocolate you will prob. like these.
Product contains at least 95% organic material.
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USDA Organic
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