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Product Name: | Organic Cacao Powder, 2lb - Unsweetened Cocoa Powder With Rich Dark Chocolate Flavor, Perfect for Baking & Smoothies, Non-GMO, Certified Vegan & Gluten-Free, 907 g |
Manufacturer: | Viva Naturals |
Product SKU: | B00P6TUO5G |
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It is very rare that cacao powder is raw. Unless it is developed using only a fermentation method, only then can it be marketed as a raw product. Oftentimes brands will claim their cacao is raw to appeal to various consumers as a marketing technique, however increasing temperatures is required in order to develop characteristic chocolate flavor. Temperatures are closely monitored with our cacao powder in order to preserve key nutrients and valuable compounds, and third-party analyses are conducted with every batch.
If you are interested in a true raw product, we do offer cacao nibs which are produced using a natural fermentation method. Temperatures do not exceed 114°F, thereby abiding by raw temperature limitations. The fermentation method yields a slightly tart flavor but still lends bold chocolate characteristics in recipes. Hope this helps answer your question, and if you have any other questions you can reach us by responding to this comment thread or by email at [email protected].
Besa Berberi
Registered Nutritionist"
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Ignorant person question: can you explain why raw is better?
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Generally speaking, when food items are heated, they lose a lot of their nutrient content. Raw cacao has a ton of antioxidants, minerals, and different compounds that supposedly help with numerous facets of health.
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Thank you for that 🙂
Exactly! It's a hard pass for me too.
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It is very rare that cacao powder is raw. Unless it is developed using only a fermentation method, only then can it be marketed as a raw product. Oftentimes brands will claim their cacao is raw to appeal to various consumers as a marketing technique, however increasing temperatures is required in order to develop characteristic chocolate flavor. Temperatures are closely monitored with our cacao powder in order to preserve key nutrients and valuable compounds, and third-party analyses are conducted with every batch.
If you are interested in a true raw product, we do offer cacao nibs which are produced using a natural fermentation method. Temperatures do not exceed 114°F, thereby abiding by raw temperature limitations. The fermentation method yields a slightly tart flavor but still lends bold chocolate characteristics in recipes. Hope this helps answer your question, and if you have any other questions you can reach us by responding to this comment thread or by email at [email protected].
Besa Berberi
Registered Nutritionist"
It is very rare that cacao powder is raw. Unless it is developed using only a fermentation method, only then can it be marketed as a raw product. Oftentimes brands will claim their cacao is raw to appeal to various consumers as a marketing technique, however increasing temperatures is required in order to develop characteristic chocolate flavor. Temperatures are closely monitored with our cacao powder in order to preserve key nutrients and valuable compounds, and third-party analyses are conducted with every batch.
If you are interested in a true raw product, we do offer cacao nibs which are produced using a natural fermentation method. Temperatures do not exceed 114°F, thereby abiding by raw temperature limitations. The fermentation method yields a slightly tart flavor but still lends bold chocolate characteristics in recipes. Hope this helps answer your question, and if you have any other questions you can reach us by responding to this comment thread or by email at [email protected].
Besa Berberi
Registered Nutritionist"