Allie Gray, Chocolatier, FINALIST in the Jubilee 2014 Video Contest
Video / Produced by The High Calling"What if I made chocolate the way it is supposed to be made? Rich. Satisfying. Fair. And better yet – uplifting. This chocolate could be uplifting those who farm the cocoa beans… I brought my dream to a friend who is studying to be a pastry chef, and she seems to be the other piece to this very exciting puzzle. She could physically create the product while I am the business behind it."
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