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Real Mint Chip
Fresh mint. Real chocolate. Nothing green about it.

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People ask why our mint chip is white. The answer is that mint leaves are green and mint flavor is not. We steep fresh Arizona-grown mint into warm cream like tea, then strain the leaves out. What's left is bright, herbal, and the color of cream — because that's what it is.
No extract, no dye, nothing that tastes faintly of toothpaste. Just leaves, time, and a base that's been babysat.
The chocolate is chopped, not chipped. Real dark chocolate in irregular shards that shatter instead of going waxy on your tongue. It's the version of mint chip you remember liking as a kid, made the way you'd hope somebody would.
What's In It
Fresh Arizona-grown mint
Steeped into warm cream, then strained
Real chocolate
Chopped into shards, never waxy chips
Fresh Arizona cream
From independent Arizona dairies
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