Don’t be afraid: the seaweed is very subtle. We steeped red dulse in Peruvian cacao butter, which brought out an extra butteriness to a generally neutral tasting fat. We folded the seaweed butter into Tanzanian dark chocolate, along with big puffs of millet. It’s like a slightly briny version of the “crunch” bars we grew up with.
Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)
Violet L.★★★★★
I was skeptical about seaweed in a bar, but the cacao butter really does its job—the red dulse just adds a subtle, almost savory depth without any fishy taste. It's genuinely buttery in a way that makes the puffed millet feel indulgent rather than healthy.
Kevin★★★★★
The texture is what got me—light and airy but the cacao butter makes it feel almost indulgent, and that seaweed is just a faint savory whisper in the background. I've eaten two already and I'm actually rationing the rest, it's that moreish.
Abigail★★★★★
I was bracing for a mouthful of ocean, but it's honestly just a mellow, rounded richness that hits right after the millet crunch fades. The dulse gives it a savory edge without going full seaweed salad, which makes it weirdly addictive. Ended up ordering two more batches before I finished the first