Vivani Chocolate – Pistacchio Dubai Style

Vivani Pistacchio Dubai Style is an organic milk chocolate bar filled with smooth pistachio cream and crunchy biscuit pieces, inspired by the flavours and texture of the popular Dubai-style chocolate trend. Combining creamy chocolate, nutty pistachio filling, and a delicate crunch, it offers an indulgent snack-sized treat for chocolate lovers.

$4.79

SKU BS VC-PDS Category

Crafted by Vivani, a specialist organic chocolate maker since 2000, this smaller-format bar brings the luxurious appeal of Dubai-style chocolate into a convenient snack size. The combination of fine milk chocolate, velvety pistachio cream, and crisp biscuit pieces creates a satisfying contrast of textures in every bite.

This product comes in plastic-free, fully compostable packaging, making indulgence both delicious and eco-friendly.

Ingredient

Raw cane sugar*, cocoa butter*, skimmed milk powder*, whole milk powder*, cocoa mass*, pistachio paste* 6,0%, cream powder*, palm fat* (sustainable), wheat flour*, butter fat* (milk), emulsifier: lecithins* (sunflower); sunflower oil*, rock salt, sea salt, bourbon vanilla extract*.

* From organic agriculture.

Cocoa solids: 33% minimum in chocolate. Milk solids: 27% in bar.

Allergens: Contains pistachios, gluten and lactose. May also contain components of other tree nuts.

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