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I’m definitely not a chocoholic, but I think that a good piece of chocolate is the perfect dessert for when you want something sweet but don’t want to loosen your belt after. The fun thing about chocolate is that it has a ton of range. Some people are completely happy with a Hershey’s bar, and others want something with a little more thought put into it. One of my favorite chocolate companies is Taza Chocolate. They are a Somerville, MA based company that makes “stone ground, organic chocolate” that is “perfectly unrefined, minimally processed with bold flavor and texture, unlike anything you have ever tasted.” Their Mexicano discs almost have a cookie like texture, and that’s why they’re one of my favorites.
The story of how Taza Chocolate got its start is pretty interesting, so check out their history here. You’ll also want to watch this video:
Even the video isn’t worth much though. What you really need to do is taste the chocolate! Then continue your research and visit Taza Chocolate’s Jobs page. Right now they’re looking for a Purchasing Coordinator, a Finance Coordinator, and an Office Manager.
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