Oklahoma · Est. 1985
Bedré Fine Chocolate
Bedré Fine Chocolate makes chocolate in Davis, Oklahoma, and has been owned by the Chickasaw Nation since 2000. Its line includes Melts, pecan Sensations, bark and chocolate-dipped snacks, much of it sold in gift baskets. The cacao is imported.
Is Bedré Fine Chocolate made in the USA?
Mostly. Bedré Fine Chocolate carries our Most Products Made in USA tier: its core line is made in the United States, but some items or components come from abroad, so check the label on the specific product. Bedré Fine Chocolate's American-made products are manufactured here. 6 of the 6 Bedré Fine Chocolate products listed here are individually marked as made in the USA. Bedré Fine Chocolate is based in Oklahoma and was founded in 1985.
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Bedré Caramel Pecan Sensations (5 oz Pouch)
A 5 ounce pouch of Bedré Sensations made from caramel, pecans and chocolate. Bedré makes its chocolate at its Davis, Oklahoma facility, which also handles wheat, soy, eggs, dairy, peanuts and tree nuts.
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Bedré Mint to be Oklahoma
A Sooner State gift basket of 30 mint Melts: 15 in dark chocolate and 15 in milk chocolate. The chocolates are made by Bedré in Oklahoma.
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Bedré Oklahoma Assorted Melts Basket
An Oklahoma-themed basket holding 30 Melts, five each of milk chocolate caramel, dark chocolate espresso, milk chocolate hot fudge, milk chocolate mint, milk chocolate peanut butter and dark chocolate raspberry. Bedré makes the chocolates in Oklahoma.
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Bedré Dark Chocolate Delights Basket
A gift basket built around dark chocolate, with pouches of dark chocolate pecan bark, solid dark chocolate Melts, dark chocolate dipped potato chips and dark chocolate covered gummi bears, all Bedré products.
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Bedré Melts Go-Go Box (40 Count)
A box of assorted Bedré Melts in both milk and dark chocolate flavors, offered in 40 and 60 count sizes. The chocolate is made in Davis, Oklahoma.
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Bedré Oklahoma Favorites Gift Basket
A basket of Bedré staples: pouches of milk chocolate Pecan Sensations, white fudge corn twists and milk chocolate dipped potato chips, plus a solid milk chocolate piece shaped like the state of Oklahoma.
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