Wednesday 10 February 2016

Seed and Bean Chocolate


Hey Everyone!

Today I'm going to be sharing a fun foodie post/review and also a potential idea for Valentine's Day either for yourself (*cough like me*) or a significant other that loves chocolatey goodness!

Seed and Bean are a company that hand make their chocolate right here in the UK in small batches, most companies start at 10,000 but they make only 45 litres at a time. In terms of ingredients they only use real fruit, not just flavouring. Their products are 100% natural, organic, fairtrade, soil association approved and not to mention absolutely delicious!

I was kindly sent a few flavours to try out and I'm going to share with you now what I thought!


Rich Milk Chocolate* - I loved this, plain milk chocolate will always be my favourite and it was so creamy and chocolatey, bliss!

Lemon and Poppy Seed White Chocolate* - The texture of this bar was interesting, the poppy seeds gave it an added crunch and the lemon added a citrussy bite which went perfectly with the white chocolate. 


Cornish Sea Salt and Lime Milk Chocolate* - This bar was really interesting on the palate, it's creamy milk chocolate but with a hint of salt and kick from the lime which made it really flavoursome and tasty.

Sicilian Hazelnut and Almond Milk Chocolate* - Divine. I loved the smooth nutty taste mixed with the creamy milk chocolate and it was just such a tasty bar!

There are 18 different flavours in total and all of them are suitable for vegetarians, the 12 dark ones are suitable for vegans. If you would like to stock up on some bars, they are available in places Selfridges, Waitrose and specialist food shops alongside their online site www.seedandbean.co.uk.

I hope you enjoyed this post and let me know of any flavour recommendations you have!

Thanks for reading, love Sally X
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  1. Lovely photos, and chocolate looks great, will have to treat myself and but some xx

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