LOVE Bar (Limited Edition Salty Kiss)
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LOVE Bar (Limited Edition Salty Kiss)
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slowcocoa
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1361 Viele Avenue
201
Bronx NY 10474
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FAD Market (St. Paul)
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190 Court Street
Brooklyn NY 11201
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McGolrick Park Farmers Market
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Down to Earth McGolrick Park Farmers Market
Brooklyn NY 11222
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Park Slope Farmers Market
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350 5th Avenue
Brooklyn NY 11215
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Coles Street Market
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305 Coles Street
Jersey City NJ 07310
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Larchmont Farmers Market
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Down to Earth Larchmont Farmers Market
Larchmont NY 10538
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Morningside Park Farmers Market
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237-331 Manhattan Ave
New York NY 10026
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Weehawken Farmers Market (Hamilton Park)
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773 Boulevard East
Weehawken NJ 07086
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Weehawken Farmers Market (Lincoln Harbor Park)
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1700 Harbor Blvd
Weehawken NJ 07086
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For a limited time, our Salty Kiss bars have a new look! Love is for the everyday, not just special occasions. Show someone in your life some love and shower 'em with salty kisses (chocolate-covered, of course) <3
Our classic oatmilk chocolate, gently sweetened with unrefined coconut sugar and elevated with the soft kiss of Himalayan pink salt.
Like a kiss on the beach, after a dip in the waves. Towels and lemonade not included.
Organic Haitian cacao, organic coconut sugar, organic cacao butter, organic gluten-free oats, Himalayan pink salt.
Made in a fully vegan, gluten-free facility powered by 100% renewable wind energy.
PISA, or Produits Des Iles SA, is at the forefront of transforming the cacao processing and export landscape in Haiti. Before PISA stepped in, the norm in Haiti was for large exporters to buy unfermented, dried, low-grade cocoa from smallholder farmers at prices that didn't meet even the commodity market standards. This all changed in 2013 when PISA introduced a centralized processing facility, the first of its kind in Haiti, marking a significant shift in the country's cacao production.
Their vision was inspired by Haiti's neighbor, the Dominican Republic, known for its high-quality organic cacao. Under the guidance of Aline Etlicher and Fenise Pierre Antoine, PISA set out to mirror this success in Haiti. Their approach is inclusive, working with over 1,000 organic-certified smallholder producers, including 495 female producers in 2022 – a standout figure among a traditionally male-dominated industry. They buy wet cacao directly from these farmers at premium prices, process it centrally to enhance its quality, and then sell it as a superior product in the specialty cacao market.
PISA also played a pivotal role in establishing APROCANO, a producer association that oversees technical assistance and certification programs. Despite the considerable political and social upheavals in Haiti, especially in 2022, PISA persists in its remarkable mission to deliver top-notch organic Haitian beans to the craft chocolate market. Their cacao continually stands out, with a flavor profile that spans notes of classic chocolate, to almond butter, blackberries, blueberries and vanilla cream. We also love to note, thanks to the wonderful annual transparency reports from our sourcing partner Uncommon Cacao, that 95% of the central fermentation facility’s power is sourced from renewable solar.