Design
We designed the invader in
3D CAD.
Machining
Our design was produced on a
CNC machine to create our mold. The metal plate was then used to thermoform plastic, creating the molds we use to shape the chocolate into an invader.
Beans
Single origin cocoa beans are sorted by hand to remove any foreign materials or less than perfect quality beans.
Roasting
Once the beans are slowly roasted the shells are removed.
Ingredients
We mix cocoa with evaporated cane juice and cocoa butter.
Grinding
The cocoa grinds in a
granite melangeur for 4 days. When complete, its texture is extremely smooth and the flavor is nuanced and in balance.
Tempering and Molding
Once finished, the chocolate is
tempered and molded into invaders.
Chocolate Invader
Is this the best tasting chocolate in the universe?
Yes.
What ingredients are in the Chocolate Invader?
Cocoa Beans, Evaporated Cane Juice, Cocoa Butter. Our facility also processes dairy and nuts.
How long does the chocolate making process take?
From whole beans to finished chocolate, it's a four-day process.
What is a small batch Bean-to-Bar Chocolate Workshop?
We make chocolate, using our bare hands (and a few machines), in small batches. This allows us to create great chocolate because there is human interaction every step of the way.
Is Chocolate Invader Gluten Free?
There are no ingredients containing gluten used in the Chocolate Invader. However, our chocolate workshop is not gluten free certified, and we can not guarantee that the chocolate is 100% gluten free.
What's in the box?
The Chocolate Invader will be delivered in a laser engraved wooden box. Inside you will find a small poster, sticker, postcard and a bunch of pixels that you can eat.
What variety of cocoa bean do you use?
The 2nd batch is made from Peruvian cocoa beans. The 1st batch was made from trinitario beans from Costa Rica. Trinitario is one of the three main varieties of Theobroma Cacao, the tree from which cocoa pods grow.
Where can I get some more of your delicious chocolate?
Chocolate Invader is made at Fruition's chocolate workshop in Shokan, NY. Check out
fruition's website for more fine chocolate.