Cocoa Lover's Gift Basket

Our cocoa lover's gift basket includes three tins of fair trade and organic cocoas nestled in a hand woven kaisa grass tray basket from Bangladesh. Size: 9x9 inches. This cocoa sampler basket is sure to get you, a friend or a loved one, through the coldest of winter weather!

Hot Cocoa Mix from Omanhene Chocolate

All natural; made with cocoa beans from Ghana. Add milk to make indulgent, frothy, hot cocoa. This is the same premium blend used by some of the trendiest coffee bars in the country. SmartMoney magazine called this their "favorite" in a blind taste test. 12 oz. tin makes 14 servings (8 oz. serving size).

Mint Hot Cocoa Mix

The same as our signature Omanhene Hot Cocoa Mix but with a touch of pure mint oil. All natural with no chemical additives or artificial flavors. Propylene-glycol free. Make with milk. 12 oz. tin makes 14 servings (8 oz. serving size).

NEW! Organic Spicy Hot Cocoa from Equal Exchange

This is our deliciously spicy twist on hot cocoa that combines cocoa with cinnamon and cayenne pepper for cocoa with a kick! For centuries people have been mixing chocolate and spices in unique ways and this is our take on a spicy hot recipe. This fairly traded hot cocoa is crafted using organic cacao (cocoa beans) from small-scale farmers in the Dominican Republic and organic sugar cane from small-scale farmers in Paraguay. If you love to spice up your food, this is your hot cocoa. Manufactured on equipment that processes products containing soy, wheat, eggs & dairy. (12oz)

*The sale of Omanhene chocolate results in higher revenues and consequently higher wages for both workers at the chocolate factory and for local cocoa farmers. Since cocoa is a commodity crop, farm incomes in Ghana are subject to world cocoa price fluctuations. Ghanaian cocoa farmers have previously been forced to abandon their farms when world cocoa prices stagnate.

*The sale of Equal Exchange hot cocoa mix has helped them reach out to a different group of farmers and has provided options for people who want to be certain that their cocoa is not being harvested by slave or child labor. It has allowed children in the U.S. to participate in promoting Fair Trade along with their parents.