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"Organic Criollo Cocoa Powder Cocoa powder comes from the cocoa bean, the fruit of the cocoa tree. The cacao tree grows in countries around the equator and produces cacao beans from which, among other things, chocolate is made. To make cocoa powder, cocoa mass from the cocoa bean is used. The mass is pressed under high pressure to produce cocoa powder. Cocoa beans contain more antioxidants than red wine and 3 times more than green tea; cocoa beans are a rich source of minerals. The pods are hand-harvested and selected for the best quality. Our cocoa is also fermented to reduce their initial bitterness. The manufacturing process preserves a significant part of the nutritional value of the beans, without any additives. Criollo Beans Our Cocoa is made from 100% organically grown Criollo Beans. This bean from Africa is known as a rare, high quality bean and is often eaten as a delicacy. The taste is very aromatic and not bitter. Because of these…"

"Origin Cocoa Powder Regular Organic Cocoa powder comes from the cocoa bean, the fruit of the cocoa tree. The cocoa tree grows in countries around the equator and produces cocoa beans from which, among other things, chocolate is made. To make cocoa powder, cocoa mass from the cocoa bean is used. The mass is pressed under high pressure to produce cocoa powder. Cocoa beans contain more antioxidants than red wine and 3 times more than green tea; cocoa beans are a rich source of minerals. The pods are hand-harvested and selected for the best quality. Our cocoa is also fermented to reduce their initial bitterness. The manufacturing process preserves a significant part of the nutritional value of the beans, without any additives. Forastero Beans Caocoa Powder Regular Organic comes from the Forastero cocoa tree. Originally this cocoa comes from the Amazon, but now it mainly grows in West Africa. There are 30 to 40 caco beans per pod on this tree. This cocoa involves…"

"Alkalized Cocoa Powder Organic The cocoa trees from which cocoa powder is made are native to South America. Cacao trees (Theobroma) produce pods of 15 to 25 cm long. Each pod contains 20 to 40 beans in a kind of paste. The raw beans are about 2.5 cm long. After harvesting, the pods are opened and emptied. The removed paste is then left to ferment in the sun for a few days. After drying, the beans are broken into small pieces and passed through a grinder to separate the beans from their husks. The cacao pieces are then ground with a stone for 10 hours to a fine paste. The paste is sieved to separate the remaining pieces from the butter. The remaining pieces are further ground into cocoa powder. Alkalized Cocoa Dutch (alkaline) cocoa is different from cocoa in other countries, which is why alkaline cocoa is also called Dutched cocoa in the U.S. The natural cocoa is washed with a potassium carbonate solution, which neutralises the acid in the cocoa. Because of …"