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Foundry Chocolate is a New Zealand artisan chocolatier specializing in bean-to-bar production. They meticulously source single-origin cacao beans directly from farmers and craft each batch through traditional methods including roasting and tempering. This process results in uniquely flavored chocolates appreciated by chocolate enthusiasts seeking high-quality, small-batch products. It’s ideal for those valuing craftsmanship and direct sourcing within the specialty chocolate market.

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Is Foundry Chocolate really bean-to-bar?

Yes, Foundry Chocolate is known as a bean-to-bar maker, meaning the company starts with cacao beans rather than premade couverture. That process includes roasting, grinding, conching, tempering, and molding the finished bars.

Why do Foundry Chocolate bars list a cacao origin?

Single-origin chocolate highlights beans from a specific country or region, so a 70 percent dark bar from Tanzania will taste different from one made with Peruvian cacao. Origin labeling is one of the main reasons people buy bean-to-bar chocolate instead of supermarket chocolate.

Is Foundry Chocolate the same as Portland makers like Woodblock or Creo?

No, the name is easy to confuse with Portland's bean-to-bar scene, which includes makers such as Woodblock Chocolate and Creo Chocolate. Foundry Chocolate is commonly discussed as its own craft maker, so check the wrapper and maker location before assuming it is a Portland brand.

What should I expect from Foundry Chocolate compared with mass-market chocolate?

Expect fewer ingredients, stronger cacao character, and more variation between bars than brands like Hershey's or Lindt. Many bean-to-bar dark bars use just cacao beans and sugar, often around 70 percent cacao.

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