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Posted: 29 Jan 2024
The rich, flavoursome beans that form Manjari 64% were uncovered by Valrhona in Madagascar, and as their love letter to these beans, they created Manjari 64% in 1990, showing the world the superb quality of Madagascan cocoa beans. The beans specifically originate from the Millot plantation, of which Valrhona have a long standing partnership in committing themselves to improving the living conditions of the employees and families who work there.
Part of the Valrhona Grand Cru range, (the Valrhona range dedicated to some of their finest flavours) you’ll be hard pressed to find any dark chocolate lover that doesn’t dip in the bag for another feve, as its distinct flavour is what makes it deserving of the Grand Cru title!
Product: Manjari 64% dark chocolate
Characteristics: 64% dark chocolate with a fruity overtone
Tasting notes: Red fruits and tart notes
Recommended applications: All chocolate applications
Flavour pairings: Blackcurrant, cranberry, raspberry, sour cherry and muscovado sugar
Whether you’re looking for a brilliant bonbon base, or your next dark chocolate bar to entice your dark chocolate loving customers, Manjari 64% is sure to please! Join us next month, when we explore another of Valrhona’s tasty couvertures.
Earlier this year, the Barry Callebaut factory in Belgium closed for several months following a salmonella-positive chocolate production lot. While the factory has re-opened and our Callebaut stocks are improving again, the closure had a significant ripple effect on the chocolate industry and our other brands continue to be in high demand.
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