Easter 2026

A chocolate that leaves a bad taste in your mouth

For Easter 2026, we teamed up with the Nature and Climate Impact Team (NCIT) to create a limited-edition Easter Egg.

Deliberately disgusting, the Petrol Egg is designed to make a point you can taste. With its bold, oily flavour profile (notes of pipeline, refinery and regret), it invites people to rethink the future of the flavours they love - and to call on their favourite brands to take action.

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Have you noticed your favourite chocolate becoming pricier? Smaller? Or suddenly 'chocolate-flavoured'? There's a reason why: the climate crisis is melting chocolate's future. Extreme weather is hitting cacao farms, cutting supply. Less cacao means less of what you love.

Saving chocolate starts here. Select your favourite chocolate brand below and share a post calling on them to save the flavours you love.

Dear {brand}, I heard via the petrol egg that cacao's future is at risk. There are three simple things every chocolate brand can do to help save cacao. Fair. Share. Declare.
Pay farmers fairly. Share where your cacao comes from. Declare - and cut - your carbon footprint.
Are you doing them? If you're already doing these things - fantastic. Please tell me how. If not, it's time to start.
#SavetheFlavors #SaveChocolate

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September 2023

Soft serves.
Hard truths.

During New York Climate Week 2023, we gave “limited edition” flavors a new meaning by offering people their favorite ice cream flavors before they're gone... for good.

Ice cream is great and all, but here’s the real scoop

Climate change is coming for all things delicious, not just your favorite Blue Marble ice cream flavor.

The truth about our favorite foods is hard to swallow. The fact is, our morning caffeine fix, our avocado toast, and our happy hours are all endangered. And that’s just the start of it.

Endangered Food List

Our Partners

Event Supporters

We’re not the only ones dedicated to bringing attention to the impact of climate change. We would like to thank the following event supporters* for their help in putting on this farewell tour of your favorite flavors.

Blue Marble’s ingredients are certified organic and non-GMO, and they also pledge 1% of sales to the Brotherhood Sister Sol organization, which builds a legacy of youth-led activism. We thank Blue Marble for the Save the Flavors ice cream, ice cream cart, and server for the day.

Ford’s zero-emission E-Transit™ fleet of transport vehicles brings the benefits of electrification to commercial-vehicle customers. We are grateful for their in-kind loan of a 2022 E-Transit 350 van and for providing exterior van decor for Save the Flavors.

Lippe Taylor marketing agency helps clients solve problems in the world, contribute to societal conversations, and do things that are worth talking about. We thank Lippe Taylor for providing PR services for Save the Flavors in the US.

*While we are very grateful for the help our event supporters provide, we do not endorse their products or sustainability statements and pledges in any way.