Dark chocolate 70% cocoa - Bonneval Abbey
(48,00 € / Kg)
The Cistercian sisters of the Notre-Dame de Bonneval monastery, located in Le Cayrol have been making a range of high-quality chocolates since 1878.
Talking about tradition is an understatement, two centuries that the sisters work an original cocoa through a specific supply chain for a fondant and a great richness of the aromas.
A great chocolate, dark 70% - Bonneval Abbey
Supplier: Bonneval Abbey
Ingredients: cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, emulsifier: soy lecithin (non GMO)
May contain: Trace of milk, hazelnuts.
Average nutritional value per 100g
Energy (kJ) / (kcal): 2387/571
Fat (g): 43.3
of which saturated fatty acids (g): 27.2
Carbohydrates (g): 33.2
of which sugars (g): 29.1
Proteins (g): 7.1
Salt (g): <0.10
Net Weight: 100g
Made in France at the Abbey
Built in 1147 by Cistercian brothers, the community was driven out during the Revolution. It was not until the end of the 19th century that sisters recreated a religious life there.
War... and chocolate
Hundred Years War, Wars of Religion, armed bands punctuate the life of the abbey for several centuries. More devastating than wars and the madness of men, what is worse for a monastery? The order!
A rule which requires that more than lax abbots, elected by the king, steal the revenues of the abbeys and leave them bloodless ... Became national during the Revolution, Bonneval welcomed Cistercian sisters in 1870.
They restore the premises and set up a chocolate factory there: even today, they still make the famous chocolates of Bonneval, according to an unchanged recipe of which only they have the secret!
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EXCELLENT (Translated review)
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Knowing Bonneval Abbey and its chocolates, they're a must. (Translated review)
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Very good chocolate (Translated review)
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a delight (Translated review)
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it's gourmandise! (Translated review)