Claim: Al Nassma Chocolate has products that include 70g camel milk (a staple of the diet of Bedouins ) chocolate bars and used mild cocoa beans.
Evidence: The company's products include 70g camel milk chocolate bars in several flavours: whole milk, nuts and cocoa 70% (dark), Arabia (with a mix of Arabian spices such as cardamom and cinnamon), macadamia orange and dates; camel-shaped chocolates, Camel Caravan, with macadamia nut and honey cream filling; hollow camel figures; and various kinds of pralines. The company uses mild cocoa beans roasted in a manner that doesn't overpower the slight saltiness of camel milk. Desert nomad tribes use camel milk, which can be readily made into yoghurt, as a staple food, and can live for up to a month on nothing but camel milk. Camel milk has supported Bedouin, nomad and pastoral cultures since the domestication of camels millennia ago.