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Anuttama 70% Dark Chocolate – Jaggery Sweetened, Handmade, Vegan 50g
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- Description
- Additional info
- 70% cocoa — a balanced middle ground, and a common starting point for dark chocolate
- Jaggery sweetened — unrefined cane sugar, with a faint molasses note
- Locally sourced cocoa — beans from Dakshina Kannada, worked farm-to-bar
- Handcrafted in small batches
- No artificial flavours, added oils, preservatives or additives
- Net quantity: 50g bar
- Cocoa content: 70%
- Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Do not refrigerate.
Anuttama's 70% bar sits in the middle of the range — dark enough to taste properly of cocoa, mild enough to eat a whole square without reaching for water. It is sweetened with natural jaggery and made from beans grown in Dakshina Kannada.
Key Features
Ingredients
Cocoa beans, cocoa butter, natural jaggery.
How to Enjoy It
Let a piece melt slowly rather than biting through it — the jaggery reads sweet at first, then the cocoa builds. Pairs well with filter coffee.
Product Details
FAQs
How does 70% compare to the 62% and 80% bars?
62% is sweeter and lighter, 80% is noticeably more bitter. 70% is the middle of Anuttama's jaggery-sweetened range.
Is jaggery the only sweetener?
Yes. There is no refined white sugar in this bar.
Is it dairy-free?
Yes — the bar is made without milk solids.
How much does the Anuttama 70% dark chocolate cost?
The listing is ₹430 for a pack of two 50 g bars, so ₹215 per bar. Each bar is 70% cocoa, sweetened only with natural jaggery, made from Dakshina Kannada beans.
Is the Anuttama 70% dark chocolate suitable for vegans?
Yes. The ingredients are cocoa beans, cocoa butter and natural jaggery, with no milk solids, so it is dairy-free and suits a plant-based diet. Check the pack for facility allergen information.
How is the 70% jaggery bar different from the 70% dates bar?
Both are 70% cocoa and ₹430 for two 50 g bars. This one is sweetened with jaggery and has a faint molasses note; the dates bar uses only dates, tastes less sweet and sets slightly softer.
Is 70% a good first dark chocolate to try?
Yes. The Anuttama 70% is described as the common starting point for dark chocolate: dark enough to taste of cocoa, mild enough to eat a whole square. Move up to 85% once you want less sweetness.
How should I store the 70% dark chocolate?
Store the bars in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and do not refrigerate. Enjoy a piece by letting it melt slowly; it pairs well with filter coffee.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Anuttama Products Fulfilled by: EarthBased





