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Description

Ube Horchata White Chocolate is a white chocolate bar made with Peruvian cocoa butter, Filipino ube and horchata spices, with toasted rice for crunch — earthy purple yam against warm cinnamon and nutmeg. Crafted in Austin, this bar bridges Filipino ube and Hispanic horchata. Earthy purple yam meets warm spice; a mellow horchata sweetness lifts creamy cereal notes, and crisped rice adds a playful crunch. • Cocoa butter origin: Peru • Tasting notes: Warm horchata spice, delicate rice fragrance, gentle earthy undertones • Weight: 2.1 oz (60 g) • Allergens: Contains milk. Made in a facility that also processes tree nuts, wheat, sesame and eggs. Handcrafted in Austin, Texas, USA

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Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
12 units
Case weight
35.24 oz
MSRP
$12.00

Product identifiers

Category
Chocolate Bars

Origin and handling

Country of origin
United States
Shelf life
1+ years

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Cocoa butter, cane sugar, ube powder, rice syrup solids, toasted rice, whole milk powder, cinnamon, vanilla, sea salt, nutmeg, allspice, clove

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KesshoEstablished 2022

Hey there! We're KESSHŌ, your friendly Austin-based craft chocolate creators. Our co-founders, Liang Wang and Mark Huetsch, embarked on this sweet adventure to weave together their favorite Asian flavors with bean-to-bar chocolate. KESSHŌ — a name that translates to "Crystal" in Japanese — has dual significance for us. On one hand, it pays homage to the splendid crystalline structure of chocolate. But on a deeper level, "KESSHŌ" signifies the rewards that spring from laboring over what you love, embodying our painstakingly precise bean-to-bar process. Every step of the journey, from selecting organic cacao farms to manufacturing in our boutique factory in Austin, stands as a testament to our dedication. In 2018, we began crafting our own bean-to-bar chocolate. Our chocolate bars, bonbons, and nama chocolates have garnered several ICA and AOC awards from 2019 to 2023, encouraging us to continue sourcing exquisite Asian ingredients to create an orchestra of flavors with single-origin cacaos. Every flavor we design has a unique story we can't wait to share. Our packaging — a blend of watercolor style and traditional Chinese painting techniques — reflects the rich diversity of the hand-selected Asian ingredient. . We hope our chocolate serves as a portal to the various cultures behind these ingredients, continues to uplift cacao farmers in African and Central American countries, and celebrates the myriad cultures and identities linked to this delightful indulgence.