Swiss scientists and chocolatiers have developed a sustainable and healthier chocolate recipe by replacing sugar with a gel made from cocoa pod pulp and husk. This "whole food" approach uses less land and water, benefiting farmers in cocoa-growing countries. Although the new method initially increases emissions due to an extra drying step, scaling up and using solar energy can mitigate this. While the chocolate lacks the precise sweetness of traditional varieties, it offers a similar texture and introduces fruity notes and acidity. This innovation presents a promising step towards a more environmentally friendly and nutritious chocolate option.
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