Just, Delicious Chocolate 🍫
At Meltdown Artisan, our stone-ground chocolate is made from bean to bar using transparently traded beans, supporting cocoa growers and being good to the environment by ensuring fair wages and sustainable farming practices. Can it possibly get any more delicious than that?
Our Best Sellers
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Insanely good. These may be my favourite chocolates in the whole world (big call I know). Utterly delicious. -
Astounding Chocolates. It wouldn't matter what you ordered, they are all going to be Incredible ! -
This was a perfect mix of crunch from the biscuit, chocolate and caramel flavour, with a slight saltiness. Should have ordered more! -
Just the best. Tastes like dark toffee sugar and the richest hot chocolate you could ever imagine. It's amazing the depth you can get when cocoa beans are treated with love and respect. -
After trying three bars in a dark chocolate selection the Norandino emerged as my favourite. Just delicious. Fruity, acidic, caramel-dark amazingness, with a wonderful even balance. Sheer joy. -
The chocolate is so smooth and every bite is satisfying. These are what got me addicted to Meltdown chocolate.
'Pick Your Own' Bundles
Flavour Profile: Caramel, Biscuit, Cream, Brown Sugar
Origin: Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands
Percentage: 62% Dark
Say hello to a heavenly combination of buttery shortbread, soft chewy caramel, and rich dark chocolate all in one delicious bite.
Each pack comes with two snack bars weighing ~ 50g.
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Maker's Notes
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The Real Cost of Chocolate
Say whaaattt? Excuse me! Your chocolate costs HOW much? We get it. When you’re accustomed to paying $2.50 in the supermarket aisle for your favourite chocolatey treats, you might be wondering why on earth anyone would pay $16 for a chocolate bar. Let us tell you why, in a nutshell.
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What to Expect When You Buy Craft Chocolate
A customer asked me the other day, whether it would be possible for me to write an article about what to expect when buying craft chocolate. It’s a fabulous question, with a super complicated answer.
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Chocolatier or Chocolate Maker?
Many chocolate shops in Australia and around the world could be classified as chocolatiers—this means buying in chocolate that has been pre-made (often in Switzerland, Belgium or in France) called couverture. ..
