Real hot cacao: whisk 1–2 tbsp cacao powder with a splash of hot milk (or plant milk) into a smooth paste, then add 1 cup more hot milk and sweeten to taste. Add cinnamon or a pinch of chili for a twist.
Cacao can naturally contain trace amounts of heavy metals such as lead and cadmium. Long-term exposure to these elements can raise health concerns, which is why understanding their levels in food matters.
At U-Chocolate, we believe great cacao deserves careful testing. That's why our organic cacao undergoes independent laboratory analysis for lead, cadmium, arsenic, and mercury. We share our results so you can make informed choices about the cacao you enjoy.
We're committed to growing and crafting exceptional cacao products and chocolate. Only the best chocolate can be created in ideal conditions, which is why sustainability is at the forefront of what we do.
Recovering original cacao varieties
Reforesting the Amazon
Powered by renewable energy
Sustainable practicesMaintaining this natural balance is crucial to provide you chocolate that is not only healthy for you, but for the environment.
Organic farm and factory
CO2 Net-zero
Real hot cacao: whisk 1–2 tbsp cacao powder with a splash of hot milk (or plant milk) into a smooth paste, then add 1 cup more hot milk and sweeten to taste. Add cinnamon or a pinch of chili for a twist.
Chocolate breakfast: blend 1 tbsp cacao powder with 1 banana, 1 cup milk and a handful of ice, or stir 1–2 tsp into your morning oatmeal with a drizzle of maple syrup.
Baking tip: use it 1:1 in recipes that call for natural cocoa powder. For an even deeper chocolate flavor, whisk it with a little hot water or coffee before adding it to the batter.
No-bake bites: mix 1 cup oats, 1/2 cup seed butter, 1/3 cup maple syrup or honey and 2 tbsp cacao powder. Roll into balls and chill for 30 min.