Finally, the cacao-sugar mix is melted down, stirred again and poured into bars.
From the cnn.com
Check for at least 75 percent cacao content to get the most bliss for your bite.
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She sweetened her pitch with samples of dark cacao pieces, about 1 calorie each.
From the bloomberg.com
Until this discovery, cacao had been found no further north than central Mexico.
From the sciencedaily.com
The exception is rare varieties of white cacao, in which the seeds remain white.
From the en.wikipedia.org
Chocolate containing 70 percent or higher of cacao seems to pack most flavonoids.
From the dallasnews.com
Well-structured flavors with notes of licorice, cacao, cherries and bilberries.
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Pure Food and Wine in New York City has white corn tamales with raw cacao mole.
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Blend the ice cream, cherry syrup, vodka and creme de cacao until just smooth.
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Native South American tree whose seeds are fermented and processed to make cocoa and chocolate.
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