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Supernutrients Cacao Paste Wafers Raw Organic

Supernutrients Cacao Paste Wafers Raw Organic solidifies into a block at room temperature and creates a smooth silky liquid when melted, whilst retaining all the original cacao bean taste and smell. It is naturally comprised of about 55% cacao butter making it a great addition to chocolate recipes. Alternatively, shave over porridges, smoothie bowls and desserts to add a natural chocolate flavor. Cacoa Paste is the natural product of ground nibs, which are drawn from the fruit of the Theobroma Cacao tree. Raw cacao paste (also called cacao liquor) is made by crushing raw cacao beans into a liquid. This quickly solidifies at room temperature and the result is cacao paste.

Product families

Applications

Food & Nutrition — Beverage
  • Other Non-Alcoholic Beverages
Food & Nutrition — Food
  • Confectionery
  • Dairy
  • Desserts & Fruit Preparations

Product Families

Food Ingredients — Whole Foods, Extracts & Premixes
  • Cocoa & Chocolate
  • Nut & Seed Products

Other characteristics

Ingredient Name
Cacao Paste
Labeling Claims
  • Kosher, Organic, Vegan
  • Kosher
  • Organic
  • Vegan
Certifications & Compliance
BRC Certified, Kosher, Organic Certified, Vegan
Flavor
Chocolate
Markets
Food & Nutrition
Features
  • Source Of Energy
  • Rich In Theobromine
Ingredient
Cocoa Butter, Cocoa Nib
Technology
Food Ingredients
Flavor Family
Chocolate Flavors
Packaging Type
Bags
Country of Origin
Peru
Ingredient Origin
Plant Origin
Packaging and Availability
Format
Bag
Minimum Size
20kg
Certifications and Compliance
  • BRC Certified
  • Kosher
  • Organic Certified
  • Vegan
Food and Nutrition Applications
  • Desserts
  • Smoothies
Identification and Functionality

The cacao plant originates from the fertile forests surrounding the Amazon River in South America, where it is still found growing wild today. Translating to ?food of the gods?, cacao beans were treasured by the Mesoamericans and in 600BC, cacao beans were seen as so valuable that they were traded as currency and cultivation was limited to preserve their value.. Today?s modern version of hot chocolate stems from the Aztec traditional recipe of roasting and crushing beans, then mixing the resulting paste in water. Rich in theobromine, cacao not only offers a delicious, rich chocolatey flavor but is also abundant in associated benefits including reducing tiredness and fatigue, supporting normal function of the immune system, and boosting mood.

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