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Cacao PASTE Raw Organic - Peruvian Criollo - Ceremonial grade

  • $24.00
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Botanical Name: Theobroma Cacao
Pure bitter chocolate (ground cacao beans)

Cacao Paste is produced by grinding the Cacao nibs to a smooth, liquid state. Once solidified, it becomes 100% pure bitter chocolate. 

During the manufacturing process the cacao paste is liquefied and hence it is also called cacao liquor. - Despite its name there is no alcohol present. 

Cacao Paste is also known as: unsweetened chocolate, baking chocolate or bitter chocolate. In Canada and Europe, other names include cocoa mass and cocoa liquor. 

Make your own artisan raw chocolate by blending cacao paste and cacao butter and sweetening with agave syrup or coconut sugar.

Our cacao is cultivated in the original landscape of Mesoamerican civilizations using sustainable farming practices and promoting favourable living conditions for local farmers and their families. It is deemed to be of ceremonial grade and can be used in cacao ceremonies. 

FAQs

  • Does Cacao Liquor contain alcohol?

No, it does not. It is sometimes referred to Cacao Liquor because during the manufacture process, the cacao beans are ground and liquefied (made liquid) and thus the name Liquor.

  • What are other names for Cacao Paste?

Cacao Mass, Cacao Liquor, Baking Chocolate, Unsweetened Chocolate.

  • What is the best way to store Cacao Paste?

The best storage condition is in a cool dry place.


Nutritional Table


Per serve (10g) Per 100g
Energy 270kJ 2703kJ
Protein 1.5g 15g
Fat-total 5.3g 53g
- saturated 3.2g 32g
- cholesterol 0g 0g
Carbohydrate 2.8g 28g
- sugars 0.3g 3g
- dietary fibre 1.1g 11g
Sodium 2.0mg 20mg

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Karijus
Price

I used to buy 5kg for $200 from this website. Now it’s $340.

Hi Karijus,

Sorry for the increase in price but, Cacao is traded globally and due to shortages in West Africa (we buy from Peru but we're still affected) prices have nearly doubled in USD from February 2024 to January 2025. The New Zealand dollar has also dropped against the USD putting more pressure on prices and we've been forced to increase pricing.

Sorry

Julian