Chocolate of The Day
Wild West Chocolate
Bear Claws - Raspberry & Hazelnut Organic Oatmilk Chocolate Nut Clusters
Weight: 2.46 oz. (70 g.) / 2.96 oz. (84 g.) in total bar
Calories: 400 calories in 5 pieces
Cost: $8.99 for 1 package of 6 pieces
Purchased from: Wild West Chocolate, online order
Welcome to Day #4 of Chocolate & Bears Week.
Today's Bear Claws - Raspberry & Hazelnut Organic Oatmilk Chocolate Nut Clusters were from Wild West Chocolate, LLC (Missoula, MT)--and featured an image of a mother bear and two cubs.
Aroma and flavor notes for these individually-wrapped bear claws included: chocolate, (red) raspberry, faint vanilla and very faint nut.
Texture: These bear claws broke with a well-tempered snap. The base chocolate was smooth, with barely detectable oat/fruit astringency. The small hazelnut chunks added a satisfying crunch.
I liked the raspberry flavor (powder and extract) as well as the subtle and authentic fruit blend (date, mulberry, peach and mango powders)--used to sweeten this chocolate, and the small nutty chunks of hazelnut. Also the individually-wrapped pieces made them practical for hiking snacks and sharing with others.
Interesting side note: I liked these bear claws better than the similarly flavored Raspberry & Hazelnut bar earlier this week. Not sure why. Both were good. I'm pretty sure both people and bears would/will approve of these bear claw shaped chocolate nut clusters.
One last big plus with all the chocolates from Wild West Chocolate: they're made with Organic and Regenerative Organic Certified ingredients.
Ingredients: Organic Oatmilk Chocolate (Organic Fruit Blend [Powdered Date++, Powdered Mulberry+, Powdered Peach+, Powdered Mango+], Organic Cocoa Liquor++, Organic Cocoa Butter++, Oatmilk+, Vanilla Extract+), Hazelnuts+, Freeze-Dried Raspberry+, Raspberry Extract+. (+ = Organic; ++ = Regenerative Organic Certified; Cocoa Liquor and Cocoa Butter: Fair Trade Certified 37% of Product.)
Allergen-related information: Contains Hazelnuts. "Manufactured on equipment that processes tree nuts, peanuts, milk, wheat and soy."
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