Grand Cru Bonbons, crafted with the finest cacao varieties in the world.
Each bonbon is carefully created to showcase the unique characteristics of its origin, a refined treat for true chocolate lovers.
About Us
Cru de Cacao
Cru de Cacao is a chocolaterie located on a former textile site in Tilburg. From this historic building, we create world-class chocolate delicacies with a nod to classic French patisserie. We use only the finest ingredients.
That’s why we source our chocolate from the Swiss manufacturer Felchlin. They process the most refined cocoa beans into exclusive chocolates, originating from a fair trade supply chain. Combined with the passionate craftsmanship of Tom Stalpers, this results in high-quality chocolate creations.
Visit our “About Us” page to learn more about our story.
Health Insurance Since 2022
Ghana Health Care Program
In March 2022, the health care program "Akwaaba" (loosely translated as "welcome") was launched. This project has made it possible for a total of 5,000 cocoa farmers and their families in the Suhum cocoa region (Ghana) to have health insurance for the next six years, giving them access to local healthcare services.
Grand Cru Bonbons, crafted with the finest cacao varieties in the world.
Each bonbon is carefully created to showcase the unique characteristics of its origin, a refined treat for true chocolate lovers.
About US
Cru de Cacao
Cru de Cacao is a chocolaterie located on a former textile site in Tilburg. From this historic building, we create world-class chocolate delicacies with a nod to classic French patisserie. We use only the finest ingredients.
That’s why we source our chocolate from the Swiss manufacturer Felchlin. They process the most refined cocoa beans into exclusive chocolates, originating from a fair trade supply chain. Combined with the passionate craftsmanship of Tom Stalpers, this results in high-quality chocolate creations.
Health Insurance Since 2022
Ghana Health Care Program
In March 2022, the health care program "Akwaaba" (loosely translated as "welcome") was launched. This project has made it possible for a total of 5,000 cocoa farmers and their families in the Suhum cocoa region (Ghana) to have health insurance for the next six years, giving them access to local healthcare services.