Sounds gross, doesn�t it? I thought so too until I tried a Mexican Hot Chocolate drink several years ago at Bailey�s Chocolate Bar in St. Louis. There�s just something captivating about the right mix of hot spices and the sweet taste of chocolate. Flash forward to yesterday. I went to my local health food store and bought a dark chocolate bar called �Xocolatl� by Dagoba. It contains organic dark chocolate, cane juice, cacao butter, cacao nibs, chili, maca, nutmug, and vanilla. It�s also gluten free.
I think that I prefer chocolate that is slightly sweeter than the Xocolatl bar, but it�s certainly worth trying. In addition to making great tasting chocolate, Dagoba is committed to �Full Circle Sustainability.� What exactly does Full Circle Sustainability mean? Here�s the short version.*
Full � Grounded upon a total commitment that brings deep rewards, joy and fulfillment.
Circle � Like ripples in water, our actions reverberate past ourselves and the present, drawing forces beyond our own for positive change.
Sustainability � A perennial species, grounded on solid roots that support new growth each year.
*Note: This is a direct quote from Dagoba�s website.
