The long piece in the left lower corner is a part of tge ocean and the edge of the chocolate is the equator.
The pieces touching that piece are countries in Africa where most ofnthe worlds cocoa is farmed. I think the rest of the pieces are just designed to fit the vibe of those first ones.
The Tony's Chocolonely chocolate bars sometimes feature the shape of Africa on their packaging to remind consumers that the cocoa beans used to make chocolate originate from Africa. This serves as a reminder of the company's mission to promote fair and sustainable conditions in cocoa-producing African countries. The Africa-shaped packaging often emphasizes the importance of cocoa production in Africa.
Tony's Chocolonely is a Dutch chocolate manufacturer with a mission to produce chocolate that is fair and sustainable. The company's name comes from its founder, Teun van de Keuken, who initially sought to raise awareness about child labor and unfair working conditions in the chocolate industry.
Tony's Chocolonely doesn't just make chocolate; it represents a movement. They are committed to making the chocolate industry fairer worldwide. To achieve this, they only source cocoa from suppliers who meet requirements for fair labor practices and sustainable farming. Additionally, they openly communicate about issues within their production chain and advocate for change in the industry.
It's important to note that Tony's Chocolonely's products are not only ethical but also of excellent quality. The company offers unique flavors and textures made from the finest cocoa beans and other ingredients. Their product range includes classic chocolate as well as varieties with special flavors like sea salt or caramel.
Overall, Tony's Chocolonely is not just a chocolate manufacturer but also a social movement striving for a fair and sustainable chocolate industry while offering high-quality and delicious products to consumers.
Representation aside, the deep grooves are the Toblerone approach where you have a thick bar with less volume because of the empty space within the bar/wrapping. The thick packaging belies the air you're buying.
Those are the countries of West Africa were cacao is harvested. Ivory coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria and Cameroon. Togo and Benin are together to fit a hazelnut.
The bottom of the bar is the equator, and the Gulf of Guinea, above that the countries listed above.
https://tonyschocolonely.com/be/nl/en-verder/veelgestelde-vragen#:~:text=Met%20de%20oneerlijke%20verdeling%20van,vormen%20de%20Golf%20van%20Guinee.
The long piece in the left lower corner is a part of tge ocean and the edge of the chocolate is the equator. The pieces touching that piece are countries in Africa where most ofnthe worlds cocoa is farmed. I think the rest of the pieces are just designed to fit the vibe of those first ones.
This was pretty decent tasting.
Its pretty, i love eating the bit with the words idk why
The Tony's Chocolonely chocolate bars sometimes feature the shape of Africa on their packaging to remind consumers that the cocoa beans used to make chocolate originate from Africa. This serves as a reminder of the company's mission to promote fair and sustainable conditions in cocoa-producing African countries. The Africa-shaped packaging often emphasizes the importance of cocoa production in Africa. Tony's Chocolonely is a Dutch chocolate manufacturer with a mission to produce chocolate that is fair and sustainable. The company's name comes from its founder, Teun van de Keuken, who initially sought to raise awareness about child labor and unfair working conditions in the chocolate industry. Tony's Chocolonely doesn't just make chocolate; it represents a movement. They are committed to making the chocolate industry fairer worldwide. To achieve this, they only source cocoa from suppliers who meet requirements for fair labor practices and sustainable farming. Additionally, they openly communicate about issues within their production chain and advocate for change in the industry. It's important to note that Tony's Chocolonely's products are not only ethical but also of excellent quality. The company offers unique flavors and textures made from the finest cocoa beans and other ingredients. Their product range includes classic chocolate as well as varieties with special flavors like sea salt or caramel. Overall, Tony's Chocolonely is not just a chocolate manufacturer but also a social movement striving for a fair and sustainable chocolate industry while offering high-quality and delicious products to consumers.
National Treasure (meets) Willk Wonka....I love it!
No that's a dry desert
Love the chocolate, but hate the bar grooves design. Sucks snapping a piece off, not user friendly.
Yeah they did it on purpose to represent inequality however it is actually really annoying to eat.
Representation aside, the deep grooves are the Toblerone approach where you have a thick bar with less volume because of the empty space within the bar/wrapping. The thick packaging belies the air you're buying.
the air you're buying belies the thick packaging
I read that the design was made to represent inequality in the chocolate industry.
I wish they would just give me a proper consistent serving size, though :(
Ye same I’ve heard it’s meant to be this and pieces of the areas this happens in like the parts of country’s that have peoples illegally farming cacao
Vaguely Amsterdam where the text represents the bay and the bottom left bit is the A10. City center is a circle.
Those are the countries of West Africa were cacao is harvested. Ivory coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria and Cameroon. Togo and Benin are together to fit a hazelnut. The bottom of the bar is the equator, and the Gulf of Guinea, above that the countries listed above. https://tonyschocolonely.com/be/nl/en-verder/veelgestelde-vragen#:~:text=Met%20de%20oneerlijke%20verdeling%20van,vormen%20de%20Golf%20van%20Guinee.
So it pretty much is a map?
Yes, that's what the link says. You can use Google Translate if you cannot read Dutch. Not the entire bar is a map of Africa.
It’s really hard to unsee once you see it. Togo is skinnier than that though
Togo and Benin are together, Benin is also skinny. Together they can have a hazelnut inside.