This year, the #cocoa beans needed to make #chocolate have gotten a lot more #expensive.

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[Bibidybobidy]

When she said "Cargill", I wasn't surprised about price increase.

[des]

It’s not inflation. It’s corporate greed. These smaller companies are being price gauged.

[FinnOber]

Have seen the full video and loved it 😊

[rmt]

There's a pandemic, this happened to Bananas before and wiped out that species.

[rosemarietolentino]

I spent almost $200 on Chocolate this Christmas. Dark chocolate is very healthy for you. You should eat some every day. Stay Awesome!

[mariapizzaa]

Cargill the feed corn company is also one of the world's largest chocolate processors??? 🤯

[claytonsanders]

Please send one of the chocolate Santas to Megyn Kelly just to watch her have a meltdown.

[durangodave]

Can i just order a 10 lb block, i dont need the special shape 😁🤣

[SuperDavek]

If they HAD to spend all that money after recovering properly from the natural disasters, I wish the government would have solved the problem that's attacking the cocao plant That's way more important

[dxb]

When did Americans change the letter „s“ into „ish“? It’s not „dish year“, it’s „this year“!

[hermanmunster]

Fruit gummies>>>>chocolate

[bigmike]

This is what going out of business looks like. The products are total shit and there’s a supply chain issue.