A Vacation Review by the Clarkson Family From Canada

Hi there, we are from Canada, and we enjoyed the beautiful island of Grenada. It truly was an island of spice where everyone is nice. My husband and two kids (9 and 6) visited Grenada for the first time for one full week of relaxation and sightseeing. We loved it. We had a plan for everyday of the week, and made it to see the beauty of this island.

Grenada, amazingly is large, and in about half day trips, we saw lush and mountainous views, surrounded by the ocean. Wow!! What a sight it was.

We miss Grenada very much already and the kids remember everything we did.

• We visited Fort George and Fort Frederick
• We went to the Etang Lake Rain forest and were lucky to see the monkeys up close and personal…what a sight
• We also got a chance to visit Sauteurs, Leapers Hill, the waterfalls (which were amazing and beautiful); and we also visited Grenville

The countryside, and the friendliness of the people were wonderful.

The kids loved seeing Grenada’s culture, and the bus ride around the island was an experience to remember. We also took a taxi which was easier for us to certain spots, like the chocolate factory, where we were given a tour, and a lot of information about how cocoa is processed (we actually walked on cocoa beans barefoot).

Grenada we shall return, with your beauty, Grand Anse Beach, the lush greenery of your island, and the friendliness of your people…. keep smiling, and we miss you, land of spice.

Hi my name is Neville, and I am a Chocoholic. There I said it. I have a weakness for sweetness, especially when its all smooth, and velvety and has Chocolate written all over it. Rarely a day passes by and I don’t have a chocolate bar.

You don’t even have to say it, I already know:  that’s beyond bad, its downright dangerous. So in recent years I’ve slowly migrated to healthier dark chocolate… upwards of 60%, 70% Cocoa.

Grenada Chocolate Company Organic Dark Chocolate

No decent chocoholic should deny their taste buds the satisfaction of making love to a bar of The Grenada Chocolate Company Organic Dark Chocolate. Trust me it’s really really good.

It comes in two strengths. In their words:

60% Chocolate: sweet and rich with an intense and complex chocolate flavor

71% Chocolate:strong bitter-sweet with extra fruity cocoa flavor notes

As the name suggests, The Grenada Chocolate Company Organic Dark Chocolates are made in Grenada. I actually tried twice in the past to tour their factory but it never worked out, always bad timing.  The fact remains, that the Cocoa, the main ingredient in Chocolate, is one of Grenada’s number one exports. And Before Hurricane Ivan, only Indonesia exported more cocoa than Grenada. But Grenada’s Cocoa is still recognized worldwide as a superior product.

Note: As of this writing, due to the devastation caused by hurricanes in recent years to the Cocoa Crop in Grenada: Grenada Chocolate is now made with a fine blend of Grenadian and Costa Rican organic cocoa.

The bar is still full of goodness though, and hopefully it will very soon return to 100% Grenadian Cocoa.

A few more brownie points for the Grenada Chocolate Company:

• The 71% strength won second place for “Best Dark Organic Chocolate Bar” by the Academy of Chocolate
• All Chocolate is produce in a sustainable fashion. The factory uses Solar Energy, and off course the cocoa and chocolate is certified Organic by the USDA. I just know that will make all you Go Green / Environmental supporters happy campers.

So there you have it. Grenada Chocolate Company Organic Chocolate, now go try it

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