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The flavanols in high-cacao dark chocolate have been shown in peer-reviewed research to increase nitric oxide, improve blood flow, and enhance exercise performance.
Read More »High-cacao dark chocolate contains magnesium, antioxidant flavonoids, and anti-inflammatory polyphenols that may support faster recovery after training.
Read More »A Mars bar contains 70g of total carbohydrates per 100g — that's 17.5 teaspoons of sugar equivalent. Here's every ingredient explained.
Read More »Green & Black's built its reputation as the ethical organic alternative. But it's now owned by Mondelez. Here's what the certification actually covers.
Read More »Palm oil is in most mainstream chocolate bars. The refining process creates probable carcinogens flagged by EFSA. Here's what it does to your chocolate and your health.
Read More »Soy lecithin is extracted using hexane — a petroleum-derived solvent and known neurotoxin. Here's what it is, why manufacturers use it, and what it signals about the bar it's in.
Read More »A full batch costs around €4, takes 15 minutes, and gives 12 portions. Blended with organic cacao, dates, and berries it tastes better than anything in a shop — and supports gut health.
Read More »A silicone mould is the single biggest upgrade you can make to your homemade chocolate. Here's what to look for, whether they're safe, and where to buy in Ireland.
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