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Cacao Hunters Minis Tumaco 70%

Cacao Hunters Minis Tumaco 70%

Weight: 240 g

$19.50
$19.50
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Reasons to Love

BIPOC Owned

BIPOC Owned

Bean to Bar

Bean to Bar

Direct-Source Cacao

Direct Sourced

Made at Origin

Made at Origin

Woman Owned

Woman Owned

A chocolate with the character and strength of the tropical forest. In a dense and rainy forest, bordered by the Pacific, exotic and intense cocoa is born. Each seed carries the strength of its inhabitants and becomes chocolate that recalls the aroma of citrus, spices, wood, nuts, and caramel.

Notes: Citrus, spices, wood, nuts, and caramel.

Ingredients:  cocoa mass, cane sugar, cocoa butter, soy lecithin

May contain traces of milk.

Manufactured in a facility which also processes dairy"

Trace Dairy

Peanut Free"

Peanut Free

Contains soy

Contains Soy

Treenut Free

Treenut Free

Uses no animal products, but sweetened with non-organic refined sugar

Vegan

Gluten Free

Gluten Free

Awards
ICA-silver-2019 Award ICA-silver-2015 Award
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Maker

Cacao Hunters

Cacao Hunters transforms cacao beans from different corners of Colombia into single terroir chocolate bars. They promote and encourage farmers dedicated to producing wild and heirloom cacao varieties, and help them with their farming practices to improve the fine flavor cacao. Cacao Hunters sustainable practices go beyond producing the best Colombian chocolate by preserving rare varieties of cocoa production. Cacao Hunters, among other Colombian makers have helped change the lifestyle and generate a better quality of life for many people including farmers. In the past, Colombia was ridden with coca farms, creating a harsh and dangerous society. The government decided to implement cacao beans to create a better and safer economy, warding away the crime and drugs into the country. The cacao industry has struggled to take off at first because there has not been much attention to the cacao producers and focusing on the quality. Cacao Hunters mission has helped transform the Colombian cacao industry, making it one of the top producers.Cacao Hunters value the indigenous people of the country that help preserve the quality and nature of their hard work that goes into the cacao farming. They are part of an ongoing research to develop new bars while highlighting new flavor profiles from cacao all over the country.

Cacao Region

Tumaco, Colombia

Tumaco is a port city & municipality in the Nariño Department, on the Pacific Ocean side of coastal Colombia. It’s located less than 30 miles from the border with Ecuador, and enjoys a year-round tropical rainforest climate, even on the region’s many beaches. Most of the residents of Tumaco are Afro-Colombian or indigenous peoples, many of whom rely upon agriculture to make their living; largely in either rice, oil palm, or cacao.

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