Our Pride Truffle Bag is a sparkling celebration of inclusion and diversity. The 12 oz. bag of chocolate truffles (about 39 pieces) contains a mix of flavors: creamy Milk Chocolate, Champagne (dark chocolate with all natural popping candy that tickles your tongue in celebration!), San Juan Sea Salt (Crunchy toffee and sea salt in decadent milk chocolate), Peanut Butter (white chocolate and all-natural peanut butter mixed with peanuts and rich milk chocolate), rich and smooth Dark Chocolate, and Blackberry Crème (a blend of fresh freeze-dried blackberries and creamy white chocolate enrobed in dark chocolate). Our truffle wrappers are compostable in home gardens.
Milk chocolate • Champagne • San Juan Sea Salt • Peanut Butter • Dark Chocolate • Blackberry Crème
10% net profits of the sales of the pride bag in 2024 will be donated to GSBA (Greater Seattle Business Association).
Like GSBA we believe equality is good business. Since 1981, Washington’s GSBA has grown into the largest chamber of commerce for LGBTQ+ and allied members in North America. Dedicated to workplace diversity and equality in Washington State, GSBA advocates for members, bridging the gap between local and state governments to ensure the voices of LGBTQ+ businesses are heard. They also empower future leaders to pursue their dreams through investments in programs like The GSBA Scholarship & Education Fund which has supported almost 600 LGBTQ+ scholars in continuing their education.
GLUTEN FREE | NON-GMO | RAINFOREST ALLIANCE CERTIFIED COCOA
Nutrition facts
Ingredients
See individual flavors
This product is manufactured in a plant that processes milk, soya, peanuts, tree nuts, egg, and wheat products.
Contains
Approx 36 truffles
Size
12 oz
About the artist
Llew Mejia is a stylistic illustrator skilled in hand-drawn illustration, pattern/print, packaging, branding, and computer generated illustration. In his younger years, his family traveled back and forth between Mexico and the Southwestern United States. As a result, he is bilingual and has a unique perspective on American as well as Mexican culture. Llew currently resides in New York City, where he is working as a textile designer/illustrator.
