THE COCOA STORIES
Sift through our blog to find farmer stories, inspiring recipes and insights into all things cocoa.
COCOA WORLDWIDE
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Cocoa CultureFermentation is the hidden step that turns raw cacao into chocolate with depth, aroma, and character. In this guide, we’ll […]
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Cocoa CultureWhen you picture a farm, what do you see? For most, it’s often a vast field with a few trees, […]
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Cocoa Culture, Cocoa FarmersA special kind of magic happens when generational knowledge meets hard work. And the moment you walk onto Finca Las […]
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Cocoa Culture, Cocoa KnowledgeTraditionally, since 1884, there are three main varieties of cacao that are widely recognized and used in cacao creations: Criollo, Forastero, and Trinitario
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Cocoa CultureLet’s be honest – we all love chocolate, but most of us don’t store our chocolate the way we should. […]
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Cocoa CultureLast year, our team travelled to Mexico, where we had the privilege of visiting five incredible cocoa farms set within […]
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Cacao Ceremonies, Cocoa Culture, Cocoa WellnessAs a crop, cocoa (or cacao) is rich with history and culture. So, when we talk about cacao ceremonies, naturally […]
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Cacao Ceremonies, Cocoa Culture, Cocoa WellnessFor centuries, indigenous communities in Central America have embraced cacao not just as food but as a sacred tool for […]
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Cocoa drying is crucial in the process of making cocoa worthy of a chocolate bar. It may not sound special, […]The Cocoa Circle
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In Comalcalco, Tabasco, where cocoa trees thrive in the humid air and from rich soil, two neighbouring farms are working […]The Cocoa Circle
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Got cacao nibs but need cocoa powder? We’ve got you. With a few simple steps, you can grind nibs into […]The Cocoa Circle
EXPLORE MORE Cocoa STORIES
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Cocoa Industry, Cocoa SustainabilityA fair price for cacao and chocolate ensures sustainable livelihoods for cacao farmers, and supports environmentally responsible farming practices.
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Cocoa Knowledge, Cooking and BakingCacao nibs are small pieces of crushed cacao beans. They are crunchy and have a rich, intense chocolate flavor with hints of bitterness
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Cocoa KnowledgeStoring chocolate in the fridge is generally not recommended unless absolutely necessary, as it can affect the texture and flavor of the chocolate.
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Cocoa Knowledge, Cocoa SustainabilityChocolate production can have both positive and negative impacts on nature, depending on how it’s sourced and produced.
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Cocoa IndustryThe earnings of cacao farmers can vary significantly depending on the region, quality of cacao beans, market prices, and farming practices.
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Cocoa KnowledgeDark chocolate can typically be stored for up to two years if kept in a cool, dry place, whereas milk and white chocolates have a shorter shelf life.
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Cocoa Knowledge, Cooking and BakingWhile it may not look appealing, white spots on chocolate, called bloom, are generally safe to consume and do not indicate that the chocolate has gone bad.
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Cocoa KnowledgeJean Neuhaus II, the grandson of the founder of Neuhaus, created the first chocolate bonbon by covering a creamy filling with a thin layer of chocolate.
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