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Can't go wrong with this for cooking and also I enjoy to have it in my coffee and or pick at it because of its health benefits and it's delicious and nutritious. I like to tell myself but it enjoy look for it on sale. I believe it's EBT available, which is what all companies should do especially the ones that offer Healthy alternatives. So thank you to this wonderful company.

Very high quality chocolate. The 92% cocoa does take a little time to acquire the taste. High cocoa content is bitter. It takes at least 70% cocoa to receive health benefits. I eat 2 squares in the morning with my coffee. Google the health benefits to see for yourself. There are antioxidants and flavinoids in it. One is relaxation of blood vessels. This helps with blood pressure (consult doctor first). I'm taking it predominantly for the brain and cognition. It helps with blood flow to the brain. I also eat my berries every morning. It will take about 6-8 weeks where you notice the effects. I'll probably start buying the 100% unsweetened cocoa powder for my coffee instead. You only get 4 days of 'dosage' if you eat 2 squares. That becomes expensive.

Deliciously dark and bitter-sweet!

In moderation, this is keto-friendly. I am doing keto and when I am doing it right, I cut out chocolate. However, sometimes you just want to eat some chocolate and very dark chocolate is actually healthy. So, the days where I allow myself to go over 20 net carbs by a bit, this is in rotation. Just one to two squares max. At 92%, it is a healthy option and real dark chcolate w/o artificial anything has some nutritional benefit. Yes, it is a bit bitter because it's 92% but it still tastes good with just a modicum of regular sugar and I LOVE that there is zero artificial stuff like stevia (yes, stevia is a horrific man-made lab monstrosity that is marketed as the lie of the century as being natural and not dangerous for you). Look, very dark chocolate minimum 70% and higher without artificial sweeteners or tons of sugar is good for you -the darker the better / the less sugar and carbs the better. Not everyone can handle 92% (and some leaving ridiculous reviews complaining that this tastes bitter -oh, yeah -what'd you buy 92% for thinking it's taste like a Hershey bar... absurd). Anyway, for those educated on health and trying to eat well... this is a good option that is even better than 70%.