We partnered with our neighbors at TCHO to pay homage to the iconic wildlife that once roamed freely in our Golden State. It wasn’t long before we imagined bears foraging across California, which led TCHO to this blackberry-infused chocolate with a bite of blueberries. A roaring bar we call “Grizzly Berry.”
66% cacao, 100% plant-based and fair-trade
10% of proceeds go back to Oakland Zoo.
Stop by any of our restaurants, food stands, or gift shop to indulge in this delicious collaboration!
*Price not subject to member discount.
Remember you can help bears in the wild by Taking Action for Wildlife!
SECURE your food and garbage using tightly closed trash containers (bear-proof) and dumpsters. Never leave food, garbage, or anything used to prepare, consume, store, or transport food unattended. Store all food and odorous items safely. Other scented items include: toiletries, feminine products, sunscreen etc.
DRIVE mindfully when in National Parks and in all areas where wildlife is present, be aware that animals can cut across the road quickly. Do not stop the car for wildlife viewing: If you see a bear along the road, please do not stop near it. If you wish to view the bear, travel at least 100 yards and pull over in a safe location. Roadside bears quickly become habituated to traffic and people, increasing their chances of being hit by vehicles.
STAY SAFE by keeping windows, doors, and pet doors closed in bear territory.
NEVER FEED a bear. Feeding bears makes them become a nuisance, which can threaten its life.