Raw Chocolate Makers

October 13, 2009


Organic, raw, vegan, pure dairy-free chocolate made with fair-trade cacao* nibs, powder, and cacao butter is the kind of healthy indulgence you can enjoy, without guilt. This kind of chocolate is a nutrient-dense sustainable super food. What more could you ask for? Perhaps a list of raw chocolate makers who offer these types of delicious chocolate treats.

Coconut Almond, Vanilla Hazelnut, and Cashew Goji Berry are three of the yummy flavors I have tried from

Gnosis Chocolater

and I have indulged in more than a few silky smooth heart-shaped chocolates sweetly wrapped by

both companies offer a wonderful line of chocolate flavors.

I can barely wait to try the chocolate products like truffles, brownies, and other yummy chocolate creations from one of these amazing companies:

Cru Cacao

and

Loving Earth

and

Uli Mana

Updated on October 21, 2009

I discovered two more raw chocolate makers with the help of

Kate Quinn, editor of Living Raw Magazine, she introduced me to

Rawganic

and

Christine, a Raw Epicurean reader, introduced me to

Silvermoon Chocolate

Updated on October 28, 2009

Thanks to Sue, we have another chocolate maker to add here. Sue discovered

Fine Raw Chocolate

on The Martha Blog [click to page 10 & 11 on Martha's blog to see pictures].

Thanks ladies!

Click on any of the above banners to transport to their site.

* You can find cacao nibs, powder, and butter online at Mountain Rose Herbs and Natural Zing, or at Whole Foods Markets, Trader Joe’s, and health food and speciality shops.

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11 Comments so far

  1. Paula S on October 14, 2009 Wednesday, 4:28 am

    Cool! Will check out these raw chocolate resources.

  2. Lauren on October 14, 2009 Wednesday, 4:33 am

    Raw chocolate is the best! YUMMM!

  3. Steve on October 14, 2009 Wednesday, 5:19 am

    My gf and I are looking for healthier chocolate. We like dark chocolate and want to stay away from dairy. This information helps, thanks!

  4. Hannah @ I Heart Kale on October 14, 2009 Wednesday, 5:21 am

    I actually used that Natural Living Cuisine gift certificate I won in one of your giveaways to try some Gnosis chocolate, the Mayan kind with the cinnamon and chiles. Yum!

  5. Nicole (The Fitness Freak) on October 14, 2009 Wednesday, 7:55 am

    Oh, my love, chocolate! This is a fabulous post and one I so needed! I have been craving chocolate and now I must get some :) Thank you!!

  6. Living A Whole Life on October 14, 2009 Wednesday, 9:55 am

    Yum! Raw chocolate – who knew being healthy could be so much fun!

    Karla

    Karla – :-D

  7. Heather on October 14, 2009 Wednesday, 4:16 pm

    Yum! What could be more perfect than chocolate in the raw?

  8. Kate Quinn on October 16, 2009 Friday, 5:12 pm

    Another wonderful raw chocolatier is Rawganic, http://www.rawganic.com.au whose chocolate is absolutely decadent, silky smooth and with incredible flavours like chili & lime, and hibiscus & lacuma. Her chocolate is made in Qld, Australia and ships worldwide, and I must say I haven’t tasted another chocolate like it!

    Hi Kate – thanks for sharing this info. The way you describe their chocolate ~ sounds divine! I am on my way to check them out now ….

  9. Its that time of the week again… « Chic Vegan on October 23, 2009 Friday, 6:29 am

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  10. Sue on October 28, 2009 Wednesday, 9:43 am

    Raw & organic is the only way I can imbibe in chocolat. I’m not a raw food vegan- more a wannabe- but I’ve got multiple food allergies/sensitivities and cannot eat dairy products nor yeast breads nor maltodextrin/ malitol/ sucralose (or probably most of the others similarly named). I’m older and getting used to what to eat over the last few years, so I’ve been slow to adopt things I could have been using. Hence you’all brought cocoa back into my diet and suddenly I am able to enjoy chocolate again- hot chocolate, those yummy raw foodie brownies made of walnuts, dates, & cocoa. So thank you SO much. You have been of great assistance to me and someday I hope to even go raw vegan. I spent 5 years as a vegetarian but that is not plausable in this family. I’m rather a pescatarian now, with exception (not generally by choice) but have introduced a large number of raw vegan recipes into my diet. Thanks much. Sue

    Hi Sue and welcome! Thanks you for sharing your thoughts and for your kind words. YAY!!! I’m happy to know you eating the best natural chocolate in its pure form. It sounds like you are making great choices and taking the steps in the healthiest direction. Good for you! It’s great to hear you hope to introduce even more raw vegan food to your diet. I’m here, so let me know if I can do anything to help. :-)

  11. Sue on October 28, 2009 Wednesday, 10:24 am

    This site, Fine and Raw Chocolates, http://www.fineandraw.com/ , in Brooklyn, NY, was mentioned on the Martha Stewart Blog, http://www.themarthablog.com/2009/10/the-incredible-brooklyn-flea-market.html just today.’

    Thanks so much Sue! I’ve updated the post and thanks again for sharing this information.

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