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Kokoleka Collective Ceremonial Cacao w/ Spice
Kokoleka Collective Ceremonial Cacao w/ Spice
Weight: 111 g
Bean to Bar
Bean to Bar
Woman Owned
Woman Owned
In Hawaii, Imua means to “move forward”, and imagine that it’s towards a goal, dream or vision. This blend was inspired by the ancient Mayan cultures, where cacao was often mixed with spicy chilies since ancient times. It is known in Mayan culture that spicy peppers work as a synergistic with cacao, multiplying the effects of cacao on our body, mind and therefore spirit. This is the favorite blend to embody and enhance focus, divine masculinity and a little spice in your life.
Ingredients: Ceremonial Cacao, Kaua’i Red Chili Peppers, Organic Cinnamon, Hawaiian Sea Salt & Love For daily use, we recommend using 11g (equal to 1 tablespoon). For ceremonial use, 22g-50g (2-4 tablespoons) can be used. They do NOT recommend using more than 50g of cacao, as you can experience a “hangover” from using too much of this plant medicine. Start slow and experiment with what’s best for you every day.
111g - 10 cups
333g - 30 cups
Dairy Free
Dairy Free
Organic Cacao
Organic
Peanut Free"
Peanut Free
Soy Free
Soy Free
Treenut Free
Treenut Free
Uses no animal products, but sweetened with non-organic refined sugar
Vegan
Gluten Free
Gluten Free
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Maker
Kokoleka Collective Country
United StatesCacao Origin
Mexico
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Kokoleka CollectiveKokolecacao sources their ceremonial cacao from a village in Chiapas, Mexico called Soconusco. The rare criollo variety, with small pods and few seeds, is where the magic lies. These beans contain the highest levels of ceremonial goodies like theobromine, endocannabanoids like anandamide, flavanols and polyphenols. Plus, this cacao isn’t as bitter as its neighbor, Guatemala, producing a smooth, fruit forward chocolate that has been produced in a particular way for thousands of years. May every drink, bite, sniff, nibble, and experience created with our cacao be blessed with love, health, and Allegria (joy).
Cacao Region
Chiapas, MexicoChiapas is the southernmost state in Mexico, bordering several Guatemalan states & the Pacific Ocean to the south. The state is generally tropical, but thanks to the convergence of land and sea, it's home to several microclimates, including deep valleys, mountainous cloud forests, and beautiful beaches. Chiapas is also notable for being home to one of the largest indigenous populations in the country, as the ancestral home of several distinct indigeneous Mayan groups, most of whom depend upon agriculture to survive.
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