Cacao Nibs
Organic
200g
200g
Organic Cacao Nibs are pure, unprocessed crushed cacao beans—rich in antioxidants and naturally sugar-free. A crunchy, chocolatey superfood perfect in baking, smoothies, or as a healthy snack. A wholesome alternative to chocolate chips.
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The benefits.
- May contribute to a healthy heart and stable blood pressure (flavonoids — antioxidant)
- May improve brain function and increase blood flow to the brain (flavonoid — antioxidant)
- Promotes feelings of well-being (tryptophan — serotonin)
- Contributes to healthy bones, connective tissue and energy creation (manganese and magnesium)
- Protects your cells from damaging free radicals and contributes to your perception and mood (iron and copper)
What goes in.
Organic Cacao Nibs.
What's kept out.
Sugar, salt, and preservatives.
Did you know?
Most cacao used in commercial products is heavily processed (called cocoa) and farmed unsustainably. To meet increasing demand, many producers have turned to harmful farming practices, relying on synthetic fertilisers and pesticides to protect crops. So it’s best to choose your cacao and chocolate from fair-trade and organic farmers.
Geography.
Lovingly made in Peru.
Hot tip.
Can be eaten as is, grind up and made chocolate, used in baking desserts or add to coffee, smoothies, ice-cream, muesli, trail mix or use as a substitute for chocolate chips in recipes.
Nutritional Information.
Honest to Goodness
From the sesame seeds they sell to the very soul of their organisation, Honest to Goodness keep it, well, honest. Their philosophy? To make healthy food and affordable ingredients for everyone. Established in 2002, Honest to Goodness is underpinned by the strongest of company values, like ‘contribute not exploit’, which places ethical contribution and responsibility at the forefront. They also support organisations and causes whose values align with their own, which includes their ‘goodness giving program.’ Wholefoods that are ethical, environmental and don’t cost the earth? Sounds like our perfect partner.
