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Raw cacao nibs peru ceremonial grade - 200 gram
Our Raw Cacao Nibs from Peru are meticulously selected with a focus on quality and purity, specially crafted for ceremonial use. After harvesting, the beans are carefully broken into small pieces, or nibs, and washed with pure water to maintain their pristine quality.
The Ceremonial Raw Cacao Nibs from Peru are a true treasure for both culinary enthusiasts and health-conscious individuals. These small, powerful pieces of cacao bean are not only flavorful but also rich in nutrients. Originating from the biodiverse regions of Peru, they offer unique taste experiences and numerous health benefits. These premium cacao nibs come from organically certified and sustainably grown cacao beans, meticulously chosen by Sacra Cacao for ceremonial use. Our commitment to fair trade and sustainability is evident in every step of our production process, ensuring an ethically responsible and high-quality product that meets the strictest standards.
By choosing our organic and sustainably produced cacao nibs, you ensure the best taste and health benefits. The cacao nibs from Peru are renowned for their superior quality and rich, complex flavor, making them a top choice for both culinary experiments and daily nutrition. Adding these raw cacao nibs to your diet not only allows you to enjoy the delicious chocolate taste but also provides your body with essential nutrients. Discover the versatility of cacao nibs and enhance your meals and snacks in both nutritious and flavorful ways.
Health Benefits
Raw cacao nibs are an excellent source of antioxidants, particularly flavonoids, which can help protect against oxidative stress and inflammation. They also contain essential minerals like magnesium, iron, and potassium, contributing to a healthy heart, strong muscles, and a balanced nervous system. Additionally, they provide a good amount of fiber for healthy digestion and can improve mood thanks to the presence of theobromine and a small amount of caffeine.
Ingredients
100% Ceremonial Raw Cacao Nibs from Peru.
Usage
You can consume Raw Cacao Nibs directly or add them to food.
Ceremonial Use
The use of cacao nibs for ceremonial purposes dates back to ancient Mesoamerican cultures, such as the Maya and Aztecs, who regarded cacao as a sacred gift from the gods. A general guideline for a ceremonial dose is between 20 grams to 40 grams of raw cacao nibs. This is roughly equivalent to 20 to 40 grams of raw cacao beans. Some ceremonies may use higher amounts, up to 42 grams or even more, depending on the tradition, the intention of the ceremony, and the experience and sensitivity of the participants.
1. Setting Intention: Before you begin, it is important to clearly set your intention for the ceremony. This could be personal growth, healing, expressing gratitude, or seeking guidance for a particular challenge.
2. Selecting Cacao Nibs: Ensure you use high-quality, raw, organic cacao nibs, preferably from a source that supports sustainable and fair trade practices. This not only respects the sacred nature of cacao but also ensures that the energy it carries is pure.
3. Making Ceremonial Cacao Drink:
- Begin by gently roasting the cacao nibs at a low temperature to release their aromas. This step is optional and based on personal preference.
- Grind the roasted or raw cacao nibs into a fine powder using a grinder or mortar and pestle.
- Mix the cacao powder with hot water or a plant-based milk of your choice. The amount of water or milk depends on how thick or thin you prefer the drink.
- If desired, add natural sweeteners like honey or maple syrup, along with spices such as chili, cinnamon, or vanilla for extra flavor and energetic properties.
4.The Ceremony:
- Create a sacred space by cleansing your surroundings with sage, Palo Santo, or incense.
- Invite participants to sit in a circle and share the cacao drink.
- While holding the cacao drink, encourage everyone to blow their intentions into the cacao, energetically 'activating' it with their personal prayers or wishes.
- Drink the cacao together. Take time to savor the taste, warmth, and energy of the cacao.
- The ceremony can continue with meditation, singing, dancing, drumming, or other activities that help the group connect and deepen their intentions.