50% Milk Chocolate Single Origin Tanzania
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Dhs. 41.00 - Regular price
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Dhs. 41.00
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Shop worth 500 AED to enjoy FREE shipping across the UAE
Pickup available at our Al Quoz cafe
Description
The historical trading routes sailed between Oman and Tanzania can be traced back hundreds of years prior to Ibn Battuta's travel there in 1330.
All of our single origin plantation choices have been led by the history and stories of the maritime Spice Route, and countries who traded with fragrant and exotic goods hundreds of years ago.
Our 50% Milk Chocolate Single Origin Tanzania is crafted bean-to-bar using organic cocoa beans from Tanzania, harvested by Kokoa Kamili. This naturally creamy milk chocolate is wrapped in artwork by Emirati designer, artist, and children’s book illustrator, Wafa Ibrahim.
Additional Information
Origin: Tanzania (Kokoa Kamili)
Storage instructions: Craft chocolate needs a little extra care. Please store at cool ambient temperature and away from humidity.
Ingredients & Allergens
Ingredients: Cocoa beans, Unrefined cane sugar, Cocoa butter, skimmed milk powder
Crafted in an environment where gluten and nuts are present.
Tasting Notes
Butter family flavor notes of toffee and caramel
Delivery across the UAE is charged at a standard rate of AED 20, with free delivery on orders above AED 500. We also offer next day delivery at AED 100. Free delivery within 7 days is available across the UAE, while free delivery within 3 days is applicable for Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Al Ain: Deliveries every Thursday.
Sharjah & Other Northern Emirates: Deliveries every Saturday.
If you’d like to arrange a special delivery schedule, please WhatsApp us at
+971 50 724 2411


Story behind our chocolate Brand
Mirzam Chocolate Makers is an award-winning bean-to-bar chocolate brand based in the Middle East, known for its artisanal approach and strong storytelling around the ancient maritime Spice Route. Rooted in craft and culture, Mirzam sources single-origin cocoa beans from historic trading locations such as India, Vietnam, Madagascar, Indonesia, and Ghana—regions that once played a central role in the exchange of exotic spices and goods.
