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Home / Food News / Whittaker’s Chocolate – world-class chocolate made in New Zealand

Whittaker’s Chocolate – world-class chocolate made in New Zealand

October 11, 2017 by StrawberrY Gal

One of my favourite brand, Whittaker’s is one of the favourite brands which had expanded into the Asian market, with its chocolate now widely available in China, North Asia, and South-East Asia. And this round, we had also learned that Whittaker’s is one of the ONLY major chocolate manufacturer in New Zealand that ensures quality by controlling the whole manufacturing process – from beans to bar. Each step in the chocolate-making process, from receiving the cocoa bean in its raw form to the final wrapped product, is done at the Whittaker’s factory.

For those who are not aware, Whittaker’s core range is Halal Certified and features a variety of flavours available in 200g Blocks, 50g Slabs, 50g Chunks and Mini Slabs. Their top-selling product is the Almond Gold, but other favourites include 5-Roll Refined Creamy Milk Block, 72% Cocoa Dark Ghana, Dark Almond and Dark Peppermint. And of course their Peppermint is one of my favorites. Asides from their core range, they premium chocolate range, the Artisan Collection. This range is in 100g sizes and feature unique flavour combinations which have been created using the finest ingredients from New Zealand.

And you can have their chocolates not just eating like this but they can used in baking, cooking, as fondant and more. And I can say that you will be assured that you get a nice taste of the chocolate. And for those who are fans of Whittaker’s, you can now find their latest range releasing soon as below:

• Limited Edition L&P Sharebag 180g (Oct 2017)
• Limited Edition Dark Orange Sharebag 180g (Oct 2017)
• Coconut – Block 200g and Sharebag 180g (Nov 2017)
• Limited Edition Artisan Hawke’s Bay Black Doris Plum and Roasted Almonds 100g (Dec 2017)
• Limited Edition Artisan Single Origin Samoan Cacao 100g (Dec 2017)

Whittaker’s will be partnering with Ben’s Independent Grocer located at Ikano Power Centre to give away complimentary mini Whittaker’s chocolate slab with every coffee purchased. Promotion runs from 12th – 15th October, and is on a first come first serve basis. 

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