@mrbucketchocolaterie: When it comes to growing cacao? Singapore also can! Follow the journey of cacao grown and harvested at Serangoon Garden Secondary School with Farmer Michael Tan. More than just growing cacao, this initiative gives students the opportunity to experience the journey from farm to chocolate firsthand, facilitating hands-on learning about agriculture, sustainability, and chocolate making. Crafted in a limited run of 100 bars, this creation wasn’t made to fill our shelves, it was made to honour the people, passion and possibilities behind Singapore-grown cacao, and our commitment to championing Asian cacao. We’ve saved something special to share. Check out our IG for the giveaway!

nummie :

the school got free chocolate?

Ladybug 🐞 🇸🇬 :

Wow, respect to the school that allowed them to grow 😄

Lovely :

This is so wonderful 👍! Hope government can allocate some land to farm some of these wonderful tropical fruits

makancartel :

I saw many cocoa trees around my school along Bukit Timah road last time.! So of cos it can grow here. We used to pluck the coco and eat the fruit flesh. It’s sweet. But last time the coco fruit was much bigger than these.

Kai Classified :

Used to be a common thing in Pulau Ubin last time I think

iwannaretire_sg :

Wa never knew Singapore produced their own chocolates

Sam! 🧃🧃| hot nerd :

This is so cuteee

vernon lim :

hope now MOE not instruct it be cut down

LovelyBakes :

👍

fel :

this is so cool!!!

riebwpqixufrbtv :

simple :

Singapore cannot because not everyone will allow you to grow fruits - even the government prevents this despite all the so called tree planting

wzwow.sg :

later npark kpkb

Ryan Lio217 :

need some flies to ferment the seeds.. for anyone interested the flesh from the fruit is tasty!!

雯姐爱分享 Sharing Lovelee :

Rub it in :

is not encourage. 😁 yishun in front of blk 755 about 8 coco trees got a few fruits last time. got one liechee? tree got fruits now saw it last week.

Z :

@Beyond the Bar