Chocolates
Milky. Dark. Bitter. Baking.
The chocolate flavor choices continue to grow.At Mother Murphy’s, we’re here to help. We work with confectioners and chocolatiers to create flavors that push boundaries. From the chocolate flavor of the season to the chocolate flavor of the moment, we help develop flavors that help our customers’ products stand out on the shelf.
Our Capabilities
In the U.S. and across the world, consumers want a wider chocolate experience in terms of flavor, tone and product consistency.
We have the capability to work across price-points, from compound to premium chocolate.
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