@@Joseph-tl5nw Ya so your suggestion is be apathetic even when you have the option to do the right thing, don't because you'll prolly do the wrong thing some other time?? Don't try because big corps are still fking innocents over??? Silence, ghoul.
Not only is this chocolate made more ethically but it’s way more delicious than most chocolate bars. I think the only thing that comes close is Lindt and Tobelerone.
I really like the dark chocolate bar, it's so good for chocolate cravings when I'm trying to eat healthy. I can't believe people are being enslaved to produce chocolate so sad. I will make a conscious effort to buy chocolate that promotes ending slavery. What a great company Tony's is for bringing awareness.
I have already tried salted caramel, uh, I think it was the white rapsberry too & later on the dark chocolate... your chocolate genuinely tastes a lot better than most chocolates I have ever tasted.
I compared the milk chocolate Chocolonely bar with a milk chocolate Feastables bar (the new recipe one that came out earlier this year), and if you ask me, while they both pretty much use the same ingredients, except Feastables uses unsweetened chocolate, while Tony’s uses chocolate liquor (which is roasted, fermented, cocoa bean nibs), Feastables has a richer, creamier taste, while Tony’s has more of a cocoa under taste. However, if you buy a Tony’s Chocolonely bar, you’re getting 6.35 ounces of chocolate, which is 0.05 ounces more than 3 king sized Feastables bars, while only paying for under the price of 2 king sized Feastables bars.
Hi! I am a student in HUFS, South Korea. This video about the story of Tony's Chocolonely is awesome and it would be really great to allow to use this video for the school contest, which is dealing with making fair trade more pervasive in Korea. I hope it would be fine to copy the link of the video and show it to people. Thank you for reading and have a nice day!
Love the white raspberrychocolate, I like it so much that, when my supermarket sold it out I ordered a carton full of bars online ❤️ But I have to say that call this chocolate slave-free is probably untrue when the cocoa comes from ivorycoast even if it is fairtrade certified. Better buy your cocoa from south america, there its more likely that the more money fairtrade costs reaches the farmers, sad but true.
I love it so much and I buy it in bulk (really). But please, please change to a traditional shape or something to make it easier to break off small snacking pieces!
I’m sure you’d be saying the same troll shit if you dealt with this stuff first hand. It’s good business practice that makes for good advertising, nothin worth trolling 🤣
What you are doing is dangerous Tony... I just cut my hand palm when I was trying to cut BIG PIECE with the knife... Because the big chocolate piece in the middle is impossible to bite through... Make it eatable for everyone please, the small pieces are okay but why would u place such a big piece which is hard like stone?
@@bsen2267 but that chocolate is not from Tony's. It's not always about uniformity, it's about spreading a message about the fragmentation of the chocolate industry. Tony's unique for that, and if you don't appreciate details like that, then I don't know what to say.
your message is correct but please do this by not punishing the customer with absurd chocolate design. give your message other ways. tell me how making your chocolate hard to properly break helping against slavery? let me tell you, it doesnt help. it just makes customers annoyed.
Yes, equality is naturally unachievable, and will always be. Getting rid of outright slavery and extreme poverty would be possible though, and sounds like a worthy ideal to me.
Yes because the flavors are unique and its belgian chocolate quality the best you,lle get that said it is a peace of chocolate not a bar with impeccable power
@@Thenosferatu1900 gaat om smaak he. ik vind jumbo eigen merk chocolade ook lekker. 200 gram voor bijna 2 euro. maar tony's Chocolonely is still amazing.
Ja de smaak van chateau van de Aldi is minstens zo lekker als Tony. Alle chocolade uit Duitsland is lekker, hoe goedkoop het ook is. Nederlandse chocolade is te duur en van inferieure kwaliteit met droste als grootste miskoop en Verkade als 1 na slechtste. Tonys is trouwens belgisch
I’m sorry, but that is dumb. I get the justification, but it is super annoying that you think this should be manifested in the divisions of the chocolate bar. Now, instead of being fair to my friends, I, too, have to be like a Dutch colonialist and decide who gets what size portion of chocolate?! That is brilliantly idiotic…and changes nothing. And I had to do a web search to learn about your idiocy, because it sure isn’t apparent on the bar itself.
@@schnapps2241 Of course not. I do find it ironic that the divisions of the bar make it impossible to share equally, so, in distributing the bar amongst friends, I or we, have to pick winners and losers. That is the reality at the end of the crumpled up Chocolonely chocolate bar wrapper.😀
My brother was a 'slave' in a cocao plantation. He has grown strong and healthy. He has a wife now, and five children. Without that dirty, dirty, chocolate money he would never have become the leader he is today. I will never buy this bar. again.
Whats better: having an enslaved brother that BARELY gets along, or have a brother being paid fairly like the rest of us? If he is doing ‘great’ thanks to that plantation, imagine what his life could look like if he worked for them? This makes no fucking sense
Yeah big companies pay less because they buy more and are a more reliable source of income. God virtue signaling companies are starting to get really old.
No, big companies look to lower costs, so they buy from farmers who enslave children. But let's just berate any company that's doing remarkably good things for an industry that enslaves children by calling their actions "virtue signaling" and pretending that working to end child slavery is somehow a bad thing. No wonder our world is so messed up. For myself, I'm going to try harder to only buy chocolate from companies that work this hard to eliminate child slavery in the chocolate industry.
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Everytime I'm like " wtf 5 bucks?!?!?!" Then I remember " ah yes ... kids didn't have to suffer for me to eat this chocolate"...fair enough
As you type from your phone which kids had to suffer for you to use. Or you WiFi. Clothes, car, food… everything.
@@Joseph-tl5nwway to ruin it Joseph
@@Joseph-tl5nw come on Joseph he's making somewhat of an impact
@@Joseph-tl5nwbro just said no mercy 💀💀
@@Joseph-tl5nw Ya so your suggestion is be apathetic even when you have the option to do the right thing, don't because you'll prolly do the wrong thing some other time?? Don't try because big corps are still fking innocents over??? Silence, ghoul.
Not only is this chocolate made more ethically but it’s way more delicious than most chocolate bars. I think the only thing that comes close is Lindt and Tobelerone.
I really like the dark chocolate bar, it's so good for chocolate cravings when I'm trying to eat healthy. I can't believe people are being enslaved to produce chocolate so sad. I will make a conscious effort to buy chocolate that promotes ending slavery. What a great company Tony's is for bringing awareness.
Me too! I love their delicious chocolate too! There are many other companies that do something similar to Tony's so sometimes I can't decide >_
Its the usual suspects
The salted caramel one is bomb
I have already tried salted caramel, uh, I think it was the white rapsberry too & later on the dark chocolate... your chocolate genuinely tastes a lot better than most chocolates I have ever tasted.
The bar looks amazing
Unique
And that's why Tony's chocolonely is awesome!
The chocolate is tasty as well though!
Well said sir!
Ps: Tony’s chocolonely ftw!
@@harrihaffi2713 When its been 4 months since you messaged your crush 😂
Lemonard I’m not in love with myself, but if I was a woman I would totally date that guy on the other side of the mirror!
Self-love is very important. If you don't love yourself you won't be happy so keep being you😊
@@burningflower1 Happy!? Isn't happy just a temporary fix!?
I compared the milk chocolate Chocolonely bar with a milk chocolate Feastables bar (the new recipe one that came out earlier this year), and if you ask me, while they both pretty much use the same ingredients, except Feastables uses unsweetened chocolate, while Tony’s uses chocolate liquor (which is roasted, fermented, cocoa bean nibs), Feastables has a richer, creamier taste, while Tony’s has more of a cocoa under taste. However, if you buy a Tony’s Chocolonely bar, you’re getting 6.35 ounces of chocolate, which is 0.05 ounces more than 3 king sized Feastables bars, while only paying for under the price of 2 king sized Feastables bars.
I just found Tony’s Chocoloney and it is the best store bought chocolate I’ve had. Then I learned of the mission. Even better! This is now my go to!
Now I just need to become a millionaire to buy a bar.
Hi! I am a student in HUFS, South Korea. This video about the story of Tony's Chocolonely is awesome and it would be really great to allow to use this video for the school contest, which is dealing with making fair trade more pervasive in Korea. I hope it would be fine to copy the link of the video and show it to people. Thank you for reading and have a nice day!
Love the white raspberrychocolate, I like it so much that, when my supermarket sold it out I ordered a carton full of bars online ❤️
But I have to say that call this chocolate slave-free is probably untrue when the cocoa comes from ivorycoast even if it is fairtrade certified.
Better buy your cocoa from south america, there its more likely that the more money fairtrade costs reaches the farmers, sad but true.
Eats no the dark chocolate almond w/ sea salt as I write this! So good!
I REALLY LIKE ALL OF THEMM
it costs only 1€ for 180gm when on clarence lol, normally around 3€ (actually HKD$23).
Thats cool#
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I want to buy that one
and it tastes better than big chocolate
I love this chocolate its the best
0:42 I heard it as 100% slavery choclate 😂
anw I hope it become available in my country, can't wait to try it
Poor Children Suffering. It's sad to see the monopolyistic companies take over the chocolate industry
Is this chocolate low in heavy metals? WILL buy if true.
Good question, unfortunately almost no chocolate is.
Im 1000th like😂😎👍
I like your message but can you please make it easily dividable anyway?
It's BS I am pretty sure you end up eating more because it is so hard to divide which means more sales. Lol
I love it so much and I buy it in bulk (really). But please, please change to a traditional shape or something to make it easier to break off small snacking pieces!
Nah i love the cool shapes
Womp womp
The chocolate is not made from child labor? Aw man, chocolate still bussin tho
I’m sure you’d be saying the same troll shit if you dealt with this stuff first hand. It’s good business practice that makes for good advertising, nothin worth trolling 🤣
@@tiko4621 u listen to aphex twin little kid, shush
@@AuroraIvy-rn1tp I’m most likely older than you.
@@AuroraIvy-rn1tplistening to a band/musician who you don’t like doesn’t make the other person’s point worse
What you are doing is dangerous Tony... I just cut my hand palm when I was trying to cut BIG PIECE with the knife... Because the big chocolate piece in the middle is impossible to bite through... Make it eatable for everyone please, the small pieces are okay but why would u place such a big piece which is hard like stone?
Nothing's ever equal for everyone, so stop complaining.
@@Mike-77-YT when I buy another chocolate it is split in equal parts. So your statement is not correct in this context
@@bsen2267 but that chocolate is not from Tony's. It's not always about uniformity, it's about spreading a message about the fragmentation of the chocolate industry. Tony's unique for that, and if you don't appreciate details like that, then I don't know what to say.
@@Mike-77-YT I dont mind if the pieces are not equal, my trouble is with the FKN BIG PIECE which is impossible to bite through
Womp womp womp
This man deserves the N pass
i wonder how many people actually think that this is anything but a marketing scheme to sell overpriced chocolate
Ah yes, that'll show em
Toony's cocolate for loneley people
For lonley fighting at first.
your message is correct but please do this by not punishing the customer with absurd chocolate design. give your message other ways. tell me how making your chocolate hard to properly break helping against slavery? let me tell you, it doesnt help. it just makes customers annoyed.
Womp to the wompest womp
How exactly you fight against slavery by selling chocolate? Do you donate money to charities??
No they hire people and pay them liveable salaries
wanted this a lot but it's non halal :)
Unequally divided garbage. This chocolate sucks
Inequality is nature. Nature is unequal. And Tonys makes great chocolate.
Yes, equality is naturally unachievable, and will always be. Getting rid of outright slavery and extreme poverty would be possible though, and sounds like a worthy ideal to me.
@SootyPhoenix poverty is subjective. Extreme poverty which I believe to be truly basics of food water and shelter, I fully agree
Its taste is overrated because its hyped to the max in the Netherlands.
Yes because the flavors are unique and its belgian chocolate quality the best you,lle get that said it is a peace of chocolate not a bar with impeccable power
never heard anybody say that this chocolate is overrated lol. and i am dutch
De chateau chocolade an de aldi is net zo lekker en 4x goedkoper.......
@@Thenosferatu1900 gaat om smaak he. ik vind jumbo eigen merk chocolade ook lekker. 200 gram voor bijna 2 euro. maar tony's Chocolonely is still amazing.
Ja de smaak van chateau van de Aldi is minstens zo lekker als Tony. Alle chocolade uit Duitsland is lekker, hoe goedkoop het ook is. Nederlandse chocolade is te duur en van inferieure kwaliteit met droste als grootste miskoop en Verkade als 1 na slechtste. Tonys is trouwens belgisch
I’m sorry, but that is dumb. I get the justification, but it is super annoying that you think this should be manifested in the divisions of the chocolate bar. Now, instead of being fair to my friends, I, too, have to be like a Dutch colonialist and decide who gets what size portion of chocolate?! That is brilliantly idiotic…and changes nothing. And I had to do a web search to learn about your idiocy, because it sure isn’t apparent on the bar itself.
seriously?....
May be while distributing you can relate to the injustice and empathise the cause
@@schnapps2241 Of course not.
I do find it ironic that the divisions of the bar make it impossible to share equally, so, in distributing the bar amongst friends, I or we, have to pick winners and losers. That is the reality at the end of the crumpled up Chocolonely chocolate bar wrapper.😀
Womp womp go cry about it
My brother was a 'slave' in a cocao plantation. He has grown strong and healthy. He has a wife now, and five children. Without that dirty, dirty, chocolate money he would never have become the leader he is today. I will never buy this bar. again.
what?
R/IHadAStroke
Whats better: having an enslaved brother that BARELY gets along, or have a brother being paid fairly like the rest of us? If he is doing ‘great’ thanks to that plantation, imagine what his life could look like if he worked for them? This makes no fucking sense
Yeah big companies pay less because they buy more and are a more reliable source of income. God virtue signaling companies are starting to get really old.
You are literally too stupid to understand a 50 second animated explanation. Slavery ftw amirite!
Have you actually looked into what this company does? They're not virtue signaling, they were literally founded for this goal. Look them up.
Cocoa farmers get paid $200 usd a year for 10 hectares. They grow, pick and ship. If you find that fair you are a horrible person.
No, big companies look to lower costs, so they buy from farmers who enslave children. But let's just berate any company that's doing remarkably good things for an industry that enslaves children by calling their actions "virtue signaling" and pretending that working to end child slavery is somehow a bad thing. No wonder our world is so messed up. For myself, I'm going to try harder to only buy chocolate from companies that work this hard to eliminate child slavery in the chocolate industry.
All this talk of "virtue signalling"! Nonsense. Anyway, what's wrong with being virtuous? Has it become wrong to care about injustice all of a sudden?