[Narz]

Ingredients :

• chocolate (from the Dominican Republic)
• sugar (sugarcane from where? Hawaii maybe?)
• cocoa butter (from chocolate, perhaps grown somewhere else processed at a factory perhaps in the US)
  
• milk fat (non-organic so most likely from factory farmed cows somewhere in the states)
  
• soy lecithin (wherever somewhere "around the world", the US probably)
  
• vanilla (from somewhere tropical)
  
• lemon essence (whatever the fuck that means)
• coffee beans (again, from somewhere thousands of miles away from where where this product will be sold to stupid yuppies who think they're "making a difference")

Written on the back of the wrapper :

PROVIDING SUSTENANCE FOR SUSTAINABILITY

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'M')ade exclusively with organically grown cacao from the Dominican Republic and organic fruits, nuts and spices sourced from around the world. Delicious proof that sustainability and good taste go hand in hand.

[Twilight]

The vanilla may be synthetic.

[WisJim]

Makes me feel a little self-righteous as I bite into a crisp flavorful apple that I harvested from trees that I planted and that have had no sprays, or fertilizers other than compost, mulch, rotted manure and some trace minerals years ago.

But I won't brag. And I must admit a bit of chocolate does taste good once in awhile.
http://legacychocolates.com/catalog/pro ... ucts_id=28
But I sometimes feel guilty about it.

[Narz]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('pstarr', 'S')eeds of Change was a small seed company that grew and marketed heirloom non-hybridized seeds--which are a good thing.