After the cacao beans are roasted and the exterior shells are removed the beans are then broken up into smaller pieces which are referred to as cacao nibs. Cacao beans can either be roasted at our regular temperature of 90 C or at temperatures below 42�°C which are then considered to be raw cacao. We provide certified organic, fair-trade Peruvian cacao beans available in the following species with different mixed percentages according to our customer's preferences. #1. Criollo #2. Trinitario #3. CCN51 #4. Porcelana
DeCocoa Collects Cocoa Pod from Organic Farmers and We do carefully processing it to our Customers.
Cocoa shell is the shell of the cocoa bean. kindly contact if interested for more details. FREE SAMPLE AVAILABLE. Payment Terms: L/C.
A roasted cacao beans from a premium blend of noble Criollo and Trinitario raw cocoa beans with 100% cocoa content, directly from Java, Indonesia. Premium raw food quality and balanced taste between a strong bitter taste and a soft, natural sweetness. Rich in unsaturated fatty acids, vegetable protein, fiber, vital substances and plants. Vegan, gluten and lactose free, soy free, no added ingredients such as sugar or sweeteners.
We are suppliers from Peru, we offer the best Cocoa Nibs, this product is exceptionally rich in antioxidants that help reduce oxidative stress and inflammation. For more information contact us.
Single Origin roasted cocoa nibs. FCL 20ft shipped world wide from Wewak, Papua New Guinea Price is per Kilogram FOB.
Cocoa Nibs
Supplier: Roasted Cocoa Nibs
The Cocoa tree, scientifically known as Theobroma Cacao, produces pods that contain seeds. These seeds are selected, fermented and dried in order to produce what we know as Cocoa Bean. These beans are roasted and then grinded - becoming Cocoa Nibs. We currently work with specialty and conventional Cocoa Nibs. In our portfolio, we have Cocoa Nibs from different regions, with different altitudes, types, and thus profiles. Conventional Cacao Nibs: Forastero and Trinitario beans Specialty Cacao Nibs: Criollo beans Regions: Amazonas, Alto Ucayali, Cusco, Piura, San Martin, Satipo and Tarapoto
