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Thursday, 11 April 2013
Tuesday, 9 April 2013
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Thursday, 28 March 2013
Introducing New Flavours
Nutty Chocolates (with almonds, cashews, and/or raisins) @ Rs 500*
(includes 21 pieces with beautiful packaging - 350 gms)
Loose chocolates also available @ Rs 850* per kg
Single piece approx. 16 gms
Cup Crunchy Chocolates (chocolaty cup topped with crunchy chocolate) @ Rs 400*
(includes 8 pieces with beautiful packaging)
Single piece @ Rs 50 each
Nutty Chocolate ladoo (with loads of nuts)
Single piece @ Rs 30 each
Monday, 25 March 2013
GALLERY
Special introductory offers
Semi-Sweet Plain Chocolates @ Rs 300*(includes 10 pieces, a tray, and packaging)
Standard Price: Rs 750* per kg
Single piece approx. 14 gms
Strwaberry Chocolates @ Rs 300* (includes 9 pieces, a tray, and packaging)
Standard Price: Rs 800* per kg
Single piece approx. 16 gms
Caramel filled chocolates (Dark/ Semi-sweet/ White chocolate)
Price: Rs 850* per kg
Single piece approx. 16-18 gms
* Orders can be customised as per requirements.
Pls contact +91 9971-377-897 or
drop a message, we'll be happy to get back to you.
Semi-Sweet Plain Chocolates @ Rs 300*(includes 10 pieces, a tray, and packaging)
Standard Price: Rs 750* per kg
Single piece approx. 14 gms
Strwaberry Chocolates @ Rs 300* (includes 9 pieces, a tray, and packaging)
Standard Price: Rs 800* per kg
Single piece approx. 16 gms
Caramel filled chocolates (Dark/ Semi-sweet/ White chocolate)
Price: Rs 850* per kg
Single piece approx. 16-18 gms
* Orders can be customised as per requirements.
Pls contact +91 9971-377-897 or
drop a message, we'll be happy to get back to you.
Saturday, 23 March 2013
Health Benefits of Chocolates
High in Antioxidants
Cocoa contains flavanols, a type of flavanoid that is only found in cocoa and chocolate. Flavanoids are naturally-occurring compounds that occur in plant foods that act as antioxidants and help counteract free radicals in the body.
Cocoa contains flavanols, a type of flavanoid that is only found in cocoa and chocolate. Flavanoids are naturally-occurring compounds that occur in plant foods that act as antioxidants and help counteract free radicals in the body.
Blood Pressure Benefits
Dark chocolate has been shown in studies to lower blood pressure in people with elevated blood pressure.
Dark chocolate has been shown in studies to lower blood pressure in people with elevated blood pressure.
Lower LDL Cholesterol
Eating dark chocolate on a regular basis has been shown to reduce LDL cholesterol by as much as 10 percent.
Eating dark chocolate on a regular basis has been shown to reduce LDL cholesterol by as much as 10 percent.
Natural Anti-Depressant
Chocolate contains serotonin, a natural anti-depressant. Chocolate also stimulates endorphin production, which creates feelings of happiness and pleasure. In fact, one study found that melting chocolate in the mouth produced feelings of pleasure longer than passionate kissing. This may explain why many people naturally reach for chocolate when they're depressed.
Chocolate contains serotonin, a natural anti-depressant. Chocolate also stimulates endorphin production, which creates feelings of happiness and pleasure. In fact, one study found that melting chocolate in the mouth produced feelings of pleasure longer than passionate kissing. This may explain why many people naturally reach for chocolate when they're depressed.
Cancer Fighter
Several studies have found chocolate to be one of the best cancer-fighting foods along with foods like red wine, blueberries, garlic, and tea. Two ways that chocolate works as a cancer fighter is by inhibiting cell division and reducing inflammation, though research is ongoing and will probably find additional ways in which chocolate fights cancer.
Several studies have found chocolate to be one of the best cancer-fighting foods along with foods like red wine, blueberries, garlic, and tea. Two ways that chocolate works as a cancer fighter is by inhibiting cell division and reducing inflammation, though research is ongoing and will probably find additional ways in which chocolate fights cancer.
Prevents Tooth Decay
Research has found that the theobromine in chocolate prevents tooth decay by eliminating streptococcus mutans, a bacteria found in the oral cavity that contributes to tooth decay.
Research has found that the theobromine in chocolate prevents tooth decay by eliminating streptococcus mutans, a bacteria found in the oral cavity that contributes to tooth decay.
Longer Life and Less Disease
One Dutch study followed 200 men over 20 years and found that those who consumed large amounts of chocolate, both milk chocolate and dark, lived longer and had lower overall disease rates than men who ate little or no chocolate.
One Dutch study followed 200 men over 20 years and found that those who consumed large amounts of chocolate, both milk chocolate and dark, lived longer and had lower overall disease rates than men who ate little or no chocolate.
A Harvard study on the Kuna tribe of Panama resulted in similar findings. The Kuna consumed large amounts of raw cacao every day and the study found them to have lower overall disease rates and longer life expectancy than neighboring tribes who did not consume as much raw cacao.
To further strengthen the case for dark chocolate as a life extender, the world's longest-lived person, Jeanne Louise Calment, lived to the age of 122 and many ascribed her longevity in part to her consumption of 2.5 pounds of dark chocolate a week.
High in Magnesium
Cacao is higher in magnesium than any other plant. Magnesium is an important mineral that helps in the regulation of the digestive, neurological, and cardiovascular systems. Since many people are magnesium deficient, adding magnesium-rich dark chocolate to the diet can improve overall health.
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