American, Bean-to-Bar Chocolate Makers: A Complete List

Alan McClure
@alan-mcclure
04/22/08 19:41:17
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Thanks, I see that now. Well, hopefully the additional ones that we come up with here can be added to her list as well. Also, personally I'd like to stick to American-owned companies, and not include companies that have manufacturing facilities in the US, but that are foreign-owned.
Alan McClure
@alan-mcclure
04/22/08 19:25:23
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Complete List:GuittardScharffen BergerTheoPatricDevriesAmanoAskinosieTchoMast BrothersOriginal Hawaiin Chocolate Factory (also grows their beans on American soil)TazaTchoRogue ChocolatierBlommer
Brady
@brady
04/22/08 19:24:34
42 posts
I just remembered, Casey started a similar discussion in the Uncategorized Forum covering all bean to bar making countries.
Brady
@brady
04/22/08 19:18:14
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Complete List:GuittardScharffen BergerTheoPatricDevriesAmanoAskinosieTchoMast BrothersOriginal Hawaiin Chocolate Factory (also grows their beans on American soil)TazaTchoThere are several more companies, many of them larger companies, but I'm not sure the point was for one person to complete the whole list.
ChocoFiles
@chocofiles
04/22/08 18:18:31
251 posts
Complete List:GuittardScharffen BergerTheo
Alan McClure
@alan-mcclure
04/22/08 17:10:27
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Complete List:GuittardScharffen Berger
Alan McClure
@alan-mcclure
04/22/08 17:08:42
73 posts
Hi All,I have never seen a complete list of American, bean-to-bar chocolate makers. Since most American companies that market chocolate or chocolate products don't actually make it, I thought that it would be interesting to compile a list for everyone to see who really does make it, and who doesn't.I'll type the first entry, and if everyone could copy it and add to it in each additional post, along with comments and questions, then that would be great.Complete List:Guittard
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