Chocolate Queens: Delhi's Top 5 Women Chocolatiers

March 28, 2024

What comes to mind when you think about chocolates? Well, those who know the story of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" by Roald Dahl might remember the amazing chocolate world created by Willy Wonka. There were chocolate pavements you could eat, waterfalls made of chocolate, rivers of white chocolate, and whatnot. 

Now, in Delhi, you can find these amazing women who are like artists, shaping chocolate into all sorts of things and adding different flavors to it. They have built their artisanal chocolate ideas from their home kitchens with their extremely hard work in creating amazing brands pan-India that are savoring your taste buds.

For all you chocolate lovers, we have listed the top 5 artisanal chocolate brands run by women entrepreneurs in Delhi and NCR.

1. Darkinschocolate by Richa Chaudhary

Darkins Chocolate is a handcrafted, pure chocolate brand beautifully crafted by Richa Chaudhary. Her journey of bean-to-bar has led her to discover the unexplored and unique flavors of cacao in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. To bring out the best Indian cacao, she directly works with the farmers of a small estate in the old-fashioned town of Eluru. Her chocolates specialize in being vegan, purely natural, and gluten-free. She supplies her delicious chocolates in India. You can grab that piece of Darkins without feeling guilty.

2. Chocolics Chocolates By Priyanka Gupta

Priyanka Gupta, through her brand Chocolics, is bringing luxury handmade chocolates with same-day delivery to your doorstep within Delhi, NCR. She specializes in customized chocolates for every occasion, be it your Rakhi festivities, graduation ceremony, or any other occasion. They come in their own exclusive, unique boxes, matching the chocolates packed in them. Their handmade chocolates do not contain processed cocoa powder, high-fructose corn syrup, sugars, bad fats, fillers, wax, or oil. You can order these yummy chocolates using the details given below: 

3. Rosarte by Radhika & Simar Gulati

Founded by sister duo Radhika and Simar Gulati, the dream of bringing fine chocolates pan-India was inspired by Willy Wonka. They started Rosarte in 2015, and since then, they have been bringing finely handcrafted 'couverture chocolates.' One of their specialities is creating these special Easter eggs that are purely made with Belgian chocolate. It includes smooth caramel with a crispy rice puff and chocolate almond crunch. And the main part is that these Easter egg chocolates are eggless.

4. Bijoux Chocolates by Neha Singh

Established in 2017, Neha Singh from her home-based business, Bijoux Chocolates, is adding that artistic touch to ordinary chocolates. Singh's chocolates are called bijoux that means jewels or trinkets in French. They aren't just yummy, but they're also pretty to look at because Singh paints them with shiny colors that look like jewels.

She is offering exclusive flavors such as cherry blossom, matcha, raspberry-lychee, passionfruit, and many more. To bring that natural taste, Neha uses dried flowers to infuse the actual taste of flowers in her chocolates. 

5. Choco Roost by Tanvi Sikri

Tanvi Sikri, with her brand Choco Roost, has got us luxury handmade chocolates that specialize in amazing truffles and chocolate bars. Tanvi has lured her chocolate lovers with her impressive customization of chocolates for every occasion. A few of her varieties are Unicorn Chocolate Bar, Poop Chocolate Bar, Teddy Chocolates, and many more. Her chocolates come in pretty amazing gift boxes that are entirely bespoke. 

These chocolatiers are bringing bars of chocolate to ultimate happiness. And signifying that their chocolates are for every occasion. We hope you will have an ultimate, delicious experience with every bite of that chocolate.

Also Read, Mastering the Art of Mindful Eating: Top 5 Dieticians in Delhi

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