The Unique Flavors Of Alaska's Wildland Chocolates Are So Good You'll Devour Them In Seconds
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Megan McDonald
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If you’re looking for something beyond your average chocolate bar, Wildland Chocolate takes premium ingredients and a love of the process of crafting delicious chocolate, bringing you flavors you have only dreamed of. Based out of Anchorage, Alaska, they are a handcrafted, bean-to-bar chocolate company.
This company makes it their mission to bring you delicious, single origin chocolate that's ethically sourced. They handcraft each bar from scratch, using high quality ingredients.
This was because one of the founders was allergic to the additives found in most chocolates. They branched out into bars such as milk chocolate, white chocolate, and "inclusion" bars, which contain fruit, coffee, spices, and other flavors to savor.
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You can find notes of honey and pineapple in their chocolate crafted from Belize beans, or raspberry and citrus flavors in their Guatemalan bars. All of their chocolate bars, including white and milk chocolate, are allergist friendly, and free from nuts, peanuts, soy, dairy, gluten, and other additives.
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To craft their white chocolate, they use ethically sourced Ecuadorian cocoa butter, organic cane sugar, and certified gluten free oats. They have fun and pair a range of flavors that you will love in their tasty inclusion bars.
Using milk chocolate, they add black sesame seeds, nutty amaranth puffs, and candied sesame seeds. You can also find other incredible flavors like double shot coffee bars, and ginger cardamom white chocolate.
In the summer you'll see them in farmer's markets like Fire Island Farmer’s Market in Airport Heights. Or you can spot them this coming weekend during Fur Rondy in an Art Market Pop Up on D Street. They'll even occasionally pop by your favorite coffee shop like Uncle Leroy's, and let you try some of their incredible wares!
They also offer discounts if you buy them in larger quantities when they're at farmers markets. You can find 3 for $14.00, or 6 for $25.00, so take the opportunity to stock up when you see these prices!
Have you ever tried Wildland Chocolate? What did you think? Which bar of chocolate was your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!
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