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For the dreamers, schemers & snackers. Sustenance, for those that know creativitiy knows no bounds.
A box of 18 thin chocolate squares, filled with your choice of a rich Tasmanian mint fudge, or decadent salted caramel. Finished with a hand tied ribbon, because you deserve a treat. 108g total.
Doc. Choc's Thoughts...
You could argue that caramels are actually what started Kenyak. Some time, long ago, I made my family and friends some bags of chocolate covered caramels for Christmas. I’m not sure the caramels were my best work, but the packaging sure was. It was the first sample of our now iconic honeycomb packaging. Which nobody apart from me really seemed interested in at the time, apparently the caramels were the star of that particular show.
Recreating them has taken a little time. Kenyak at times feels somewhat like a runaway bullet train, and then thankfully we come back around to Winter and I get a moment to bring out new treats.
Like these Midnight Bites.
Sticking very close to home with Tasmanian Mint Extract, and Tasman Sea-Salt, these are a very delicious bite to indulge in when the hustle and bustle has subsided and given your mind a moment to wonder childishly through the dreamscape of creativity that calls late at night.
For the dreamers, schemers & snackers. Sustenance, for those that know creativitiy knows no bounds.
A box of 18 thin chocolate squares, filled with your choice of a rich Tasmanian mint fudge, or decadent salted caramel. Finished with a hand tied ribbon, because you deserve a treat. 108g total.
Doc. Choc's Thoughts...
You could argue that caramels are actually what started Kenyak. Some time, long ago, I made my family and friends some bags of chocolate covered caramels for Christmas. I’m not sure the caramels were my best work, but the packaging sure was. It was the first sample of our now iconic honeycomb packaging. Which nobody apart from me really seemed interested in at the time, apparently the caramels were the star of that particular show.
Recreating them has taken a little time. Kenyak at times feels somewhat like a runaway bullet train, and then thankfully we come back around to Winter and I get a moment to bring out new treats.
Like these Midnight Bites.
Sticking very close to home with Tasmanian Mint Extract, and Tasman Sea-Salt, these are a very delicious bite to indulge in when the hustle and bustle has subsided and given your mind a moment to wonder childishly through the dreamscape of creativity that calls late at night.
