ChocoSutra

Picked up some of this mousse (vegan) at the Barton farmer’s market. It literally tasted just like the flavors — cocoa and honey. Loved the infused flavor of the honey with the chocolate. The texture of the mousse was great. The owner was the one manning the table at the market, explained his product with pride and detail. Will be buying this regularly at the farmer’s market, quite the $ 5 treat for a dessert for 2.

Chocosutra will turn any raw cacao sceptic into a dedicated follower. With a divine combination of heirloom cacao, local honey and therapeutic grade essential oils, Richard Kreuzburg will satisfy the highest expectations of a chocolate connoisseur. I’m sad that the trailer is no longer there but the truffles are available on line and at several retail venues in Austin and Victoria as well as some farmers markets. Check out the website at
and follow your bliss! You’ll understand once you try it!

Soooo good. I love the items and the location is great too. Staff is friendly as well.

Gosh I love chocolate so much like every other woman out there, especially dark chocolate! I ended up trying the Inner Nurturer that has Lavender oil added into it (I enjoy flower infused drinks) and my friend ended up ordering a Initiate. One sip from it and we were over the drinks extremely fast. I understand going as natural as possible when it comes to adding extra things in like sweetner but it just tasted weird… There was not much chocolate taste in it which was devastating! They make their own chocolate treats (Chocolate BonBons) which I found delicious and enjoyed them. They tasted a little more earthy but it was tolerable. The drinks itself was just not very impressing. My drink was overpowered with lavender and I could not take a second drink. My friends had way to much cayenne pepper to the point where you could not taste anything outside of that. Not sure if it was just the woman who made our drinks or if that is just how they are.
Yay for the Chocolate Bön Bons but not so much for the drinks.

The best chocolate concoctions ever. The elixirs are incredible — the lavender based one is my fave. Not for the faint of heart though. You have to really love your chocolate to enjoy these.

had their donut hole, they are pretty good. I also had their inner child but my friend was disgusted by the fact that it has colostrum so i couldn’t drink it…

Oh my god, you guys. This place is delicious. Seriously, obscenely delicious.
My boyfriend and I got the «Blueberry Sorbet» ($ 5), with a bit of chocolate mixed in. It had a really interesting texture and was the perfect treat for a hot Austin night. We also tried a couple small chocolates — I believe they were called «Donut Holes» ($ 2.50). We tried both the coconut and bee pollen variations, and they were both amazing.
The man working there was really helpful, and took time to explain what most (okay, maybe all) of the items on the menu were, and what ingredients were in each.

I just sent an e-​mail that was probably a little creepy to the owners of this truck… but I just had to express how much I enjoyed their product. It was UNREAL how incredible this chocolate is… I’m not exaggerating here. Wow.
I got the Chocolate drink that’s kind of the «beginner’s» level… just a straight-​up, chocolatey goodness drink without any spice or anything that would turn off a simple person’s tastes. I’m sure I would’ve loved their other drinks, but sometimes when I hear «spice» and «chocolate», I imagine it being overpowering. I’ll have to try the other ones next time… BUT this one was SO INCREDIBLE. It’s got a tea base with coconut oil, cocoa, and some other things that I can’t remember. The tea idea kind of threw me for a loop but seriously, it was the most delicious drink I’ve ever had in my life. Not kidding. It was rich and creamy and perfect. I wish I were better with words, but you’ll just have to try it.
I also got the Thieves bon-​bon, which was so rich and dense and beautiful. It’s a small bon-​bon, and for $ 1.50 some people might be thrown off (I was a little bit, until he mentioned it was happy hour, so I got a free bon-​bon if I bought a drink) but trust me, the flavor punch and density makes it above and beyond worth the price. When I go back, even if it’s not happy hour, I’m gonna plunk down that $ 1.50 with pride and savor that beautiful goodness. I can’t wait to try the other goodies!
The price range is $ 5.50 to about $ 8 for the drinks, and there’s a ton of add-​ons you can do (like banana flakes, goji berries, etc.) for a small price. I know it may sound pricey, but to put it in perspective, you can tell this guy uses QUALITY ingredients, and because the drinks are so rich and nutritious, you actually get full from them. This coming from a girl who likes to eat a shit-​ton of food. Before I stopped eating processed sugar, I’d get random frappes from Austin Java or Starbuck’s, and those are easily 4 bucks or more. Spend a little bit more and treat your body well, and support this wonderful business. I’ll be telling all my friends to visit. So amazing!

Pure chocolate plus pure honey — makes for some smooth chocolates. They also offer a selection of ‘hot chocolate’ like drinks. I tried one called the ‘inner child’ — which was excellent.
This place is a block down from ‘flip happy’ crepes’.

I was reading the other reviews on how to judge this trailer. Meredith D. puts it perfectly: «I didn’t appreciate chocolate until I tried Chocosutra.» I could not believe how it drove that point home. I really thought I was enjoying chocolate by ordering a dessert every once in a while or by eating the «environmentally or socially friendly» chocolate found at Whole Foods. I thought I enjoyed it by eating the chocolate containing percentage of cocoa found to be above 30. And heck, these items here are handcrafted, found in a trailer, AND they have some weird Austin hippie benefits.
I honestly couldn’t tell ya what made me want to pay a premium for chocolate, of which I am not even much of a fan, but I am sure glad I did. I bought 2 things, and I munched on them all day long, so as to savor the moolah I put into the goods. Heck, they put effort forth, and I put money forth… aren’t we just bartering in a sense? Effort=money; money=effort, no?
That being said, you really do feel like you are eating one of those «fine New York chocolates» handcrafted only in the finest of chocolate shops, shops adorned with gold, French men who say words like «chocolah» and «buttair» when they talk about how awesome their confectionery skills are.
What I liked most about the chocolate bar I picked up here – I chose chai as to really see how the bitterness of cocoa plays along with the earthiness of chai – was the cool little wavy patterns of the molded cocoa mixture. You know what I mean? That wavy, rocky sort of groovage? The bar was $ 4, which is a minimal price to pay for such an artisan product.
The chocolate donut, which is an nut-​based is awesome. I think there are some blueberries mixed in, some pollen, and mine had coconut. There is lots of other goodness involved. First health supplements were incorporated into produce like fruit in the form of smoothies, now they are making their way into the chocolate realm in the form of «faux-​nuts.» Not just chocolate bars, but chocolate DONUTS.
This trailer is trippy, in a very good way. Check it out if you are at all a health nut or have a sweet tooth. It can’t be too sweet, lest it will completely fall flat on your palate and taste like raw cocoa. Wait, isn’t that what they serve here anyway? Well, they don’t really serve. It’s a chocolate shop after all. On wheels.

I didn’t appreciate chocolate until I tried Chocosutra. You feel a connection when you taste their handcrafted recipes, a humbling reminder that food is an ancient healer. The owners are not only brilliantly creative but also insightful and educational. This is definitely a food cart with a purpose.

Richard is extremely knowledgeable about the all natural ingredients that he uses and the health benefits that each ingredient provides. Fun, good for you, and delicious.

Amazing!!! I walked there with a stomach ache, had The Initiate and left feeling 100% cured. In fact better than cured, I skipped home. Cacao is the new party drink. Go and get your happy buzz on.

This is the place to go for the highest quality cacao tonics. I have been a coffee addict for a long time and this place has saved me! No more energy crashes or headaches, now I can get my morning fix with Cacao (chocolate) instead. Gives me way more energy, boosts my mood and provides the healthy nutrients/​antioxidants. A must!!!
* BTW– have to try the guacamole w cacao nibs… ahhh might have to get some now!