Dark 70% Cameroonian cacao. Notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses.

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Aristide 70% Couverture Discs have notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses. These notes are showcased by the cacao's low bitterness and astringency, and a delicate cocoa note.

Aristide is a cacao from Nkog Ekogo, a village in the north of Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon. These couvertures are named after Aristide Tchemtchoua, Chairman of the ScoopsCa cooperative of the Nkogekogo plantations, which groups together 100 cacao farmers, each owning about 7.4 acres, i.e. 740 acres in total, on which 2 varieties of cacao are grown: the Forastero and the Trinitario.

The harvest is done by hand and fermentation takes place in wooden crates covered with banana leaves and stirred regularly. Fermentation of this type of cocoa lasts 6 days.

Net wt.: 5Kg / 11lbs.

Factory packaged in a Heavy Duty Re-closable bag.

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Domori Dark 70% Cameroonian cacao. Notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses. Repackaged.

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Aristide 70% Couverture Discs have notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses. These notes are showcased by the cacao's low bitterness and astringency, and a delicate cocoa note.

Aristide is a cacao from Nkog Ekogo, a village in the north of Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon. These couvertures are named after Aristide Tchemtchoua, Chairman of the ScoopsCa cooperative of the Nkogekogo plantations, which groups together 100 cacao farmers, each owning about 7.4 acres, i.e. 740 acres in total, on which 2 varieties of cacao are grown: the Forastero and the Trinitario.

The harvest is done by hand and fermentation takes place in wooden crates covered with banana leaves and stirred regularly. Fermentation of this type of cocoa lasts 6 days.

Net wt.: 1Kg / 2.2lbs. Repackaged by Chocosphere>

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Dark 66% Cameroonian cacao. Notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses. Repackaged.

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Aristide 66% Couverture Discs have notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses. These notes are showcased by the cacao's low bitterness and astringency, and a delicate cocoa note.

Aristide is a cacao from Nkog Ekogo, a village in the north of Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon. These couvertures are named after Aristide Tchemtchoua, Chairman of the ScoopsCa cooperative of the Nkogekogo plantations, which groups together 100 cacao farmers, each owning about 7.4 acres, i.e. 740 acres in total, on which 2 varieties of cacao are grown: the Forastero and the Trinitario.

The harvest is done by hand and fermentation takes place in wooden crates covered with banana leaves and stirred regularly. Fermentation of this type of cocoa lasts 6 days.

Net wt.: 1Kg / 2.2lbs. Repackaged by Chocosphere>

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Dark 66% Cameroonian cacao. Notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses.

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Aristide 66% Couverture Discs have notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses. These notes are showcased by the cacao's low bitterness and astringency, and a delicate cocoa note.

Aristide is a cacao from Nkog Ekogo, a village in the north of Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon. These couvertures are named after Aristide Tchemtchoua, Chairman of the ScoopsCa cooperative of the Nkogekogo plantations, which groups together 100 cacao farmers, each owning about 7.4 acres, i.e. 740 acres in total, on which 2 varieties of cacao are grown: the Forastero and the Trinitario.

The harvest is done by hand and fermentation takes place in wooden crates covered with banana leaves and stirred regularly. Fermentation of this type of cocoa lasts 6 days.

Net wt.: 5Kg / 11lbs.

Factory packaged in a Heavy Duty Re-closable bag.

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Dark 60% Cameroonian cacao. Notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses.

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Aristide 60% Couverture Discs have notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses. These notes are showcased by the cacao's low bitterness and astringency, and a delicate cocoa note.

Aristide is a cacao from Nkog Ekogo, a village in the north of Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon. These couvertures are named after Aristide Tchemtchoua, Chairman of the ScoopsCa cooperative of the Nkogekogo plantations, which groups together 100 cacao farmers, each owning about 7.4 acres, i.e. 740 acres in total, on which 2 varieties of cacao are grown: the Forastero and the Trinitario.

The harvest is done by hand and fermentation takes place in wooden crates covered with banana leaves and stirred regularly. Fermentation of this type of cocoa lasts 6 days.

Net wt.: 5Kg / 11lbs.

Factory packaged in a Heavy Duty Re-closable bag.

Learn More

Dark 60% Cameroonian cacao. Notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses. Repackaged.

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Aristide 60% Couverture Discs have notes of tropical fruit, papaya and roses. These notes are showcased by the cacao's low bitterness and astringency, and a delicate cocoa note.

Aristide is a cacao from Nkog Ekogo, a village in the north of Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon. These couvertures are named after Aristide Tchemtchoua, Chairman of the ScoopsCa cooperative of the Nkogekogo plantations, which groups together 100 cacao farmers, each owning about 7.4 acres, i.e. 740 acres in total, on which 2 varieties of cacao are grown: the Forastero and the Trinitario.

The harvest is done by hand and fermentation takes place in wooden crates covered with banana leaves and stirred regularly. Fermentation of this type of cocoa lasts 6 days.

Net wt.: 1Kg / 2.2lbs. Repackaged by Chocosphere>

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Bittersweet, Forestino cacao, Ivory Coast. Repacaged.

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These Domori Organic 66% Cacao Mass bittersweet dark chocolate discs are excellent for use in recipes that call for delicious organic dark chocolate. This chocolate's taste is perfectly balanced with flavor notes of notes of coconut, hazelnut, bread crust and spices. The ingredient list is simple and pure: Organically-grown cacao mass and organically-grown cane sugar, organic cocoa butter and a very slight amount of soy lecithin. 1 Kg / 2.2 lb Net Wt., EU Organic Certification. Repackaged by Chocosphere.

Domori's Organic project is about making fine chocolate with a recovered cacao variety they call "Forestino", from the Ivory Coast. The cocoa selected by Domori for this project comes from the Scay Cooperative, in the area between the villages of Toumodi, Oulaidon, Taabo and Lilebe, not far from the seashore. Most of the plantations in this area are smaller and grow the Forastino (or French) cacao variety created in the early 20th century as a hybrid of the Brazilian Amelonado and the Guaiana from French Guaiana. Some plantations even preserve and harvest traces of pure Guaiana varieties.

The plantations in the cooperative are organic certified by the Scay Cooperative, supervised by Estelle Konan whose name has been given to this line of Domori organic chocolate. Estelle has been dedicated to the organic trade for many years and she has gained much experience by working with French NGOs that are well established in the Ivory Coast. Only natural methods are used by cooperative members in growing their cacao. The cooperative verifies that all cocoa producers comply with these practices and it supports them with specific training and workshops.

Because of long-term supply agreements and an agreement to provide premium quality cacao, the cooperative will be able to invest in the improvement of services and infrastructure in the neighboring towns. Learn More

Bittersweet, Forestino cacao, Ivory Coast.

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These Domori Organic 66% Cacao Mass bittersweet dark chocolate discs are excellent for use in recipes that call for delicious organic dark chocolate. This chocolate's taste is perfectly balanced with flavor notes of notes of coconut, hazelnut, bread crust and spices. The ingredient list is simple and pure: Organically-grown cacao mass and organically-grown cane sugar, organic cocoa butter and a very slight amount of soy lecithin. 1 Kg / 2.2 lb Net Wt., EU Organic Certification. Repackaged by Chocosphere.5 Kg / 11 lb Net Wt., EU Organic Certification.

Domori's Organic project is about making fine chocolate with a recovered cacao variety they call "Forestino", from the Ivory Coast. The cocoa selected by Domori for this project comes from the Scay Cooperative, in the area between the villages of Toumodi, Oulaidon, Taabo and Lilebe, not far from the seashore. Most of the plantations in this area are smaller and grow the Forastino (or French) cacao variety created in the early 20th century as a hybrid of the Brazilian Amelonado and the Guaiana from French Guaiana. Some plantations even preserve and harvest traces of pure Guaiana varieties.

The plantations in the cooperative are organic certified by the Scay Cooperative, supervised by Estelle Konan whose name has been given to this line of Domori organic chocolate. Estelle has been dedicated to the organic trade for many years and she has gained much experience by working with French NGOs that are well established in the Ivory Coast. Only natural methods are used by cooperative members in growing their cacao. The cooperative verifies that all cocoa producers comply with these practices and it supports them with specific training and workshops.

Because of long-term supply agreements and an agreement to provide premium quality cacao, the cooperative will be able to invest in the improvement of services and infrastructure in the neighboring towns. Learn More

Pure Delight: Craft exquisite desserts with Domori's Criollo 100% Chuao Drops.

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Experience the unmatched excellence of Domori's Criollo Chuao 100% Single Origin Cocoa Mass Drops, the purest chocolate innovation. Domori, the pioneering Italian chocolate brand, has harnessed the unparalleled aroma of Criollo cocoa, representing only 0.01% of world cultivation, to provide you with the finest raw material for your culinary creations. With a convenient 1 kg bag, crafting exquisite desserts with unique aroma and roundness is at your fingertips. These 5-drop fluidity drops offer tasting notes typical of dark chocolate, with hints of hazelnut, dulce de leche, lucuma, and mamey, complemented by a light acidity. Discover the fragility and value of this world-renowned cocoa, sourced from Venezuela, packaged in a recyclable plastic bag with tempering notes for your convenience. Learn More

Pure Chocolate Bliss: Create with Criollo 100% Ocumare Drops. Uniquely aromatic.

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Elevate your chocolate creations with Domori's Criollo Ocumare 100% Single Origin Cocoa Mass Drops, sourced from the world's finest cocoa, representing just 0.01% of global cultivation. These "five drop" 100% Criollo chocolate drops, in a convenient 1 kg bag, offer an inimitable aroma, making it the best raw material for your recipes. Discover an exquisite dark chocolate with tasting notes of caramel, tobacco, nuts, papaya, undergrowth, mushrooms, and dates. Experience the rare quality of Criollo cocoa from Ocumare, Venezuela, now available directly to your home. Delve into the fragility and exceptional value of this cocoa, all packaged in a recyclable plastic bag with tempering notes for your convenience. Learn More

Pure Chocolate Delight: Create with Criollo 75% Chuao Drops.

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Savor the exceptional Domori Criollo Chuao 75% Single Origin Cacao Chocolate Drops - 1 kg, meticulously crafted from the world's finest Criollo cocoa, representing just 0.01% of global cultivation. These "two drop" 75% dark chocolate drops, packed in a convenient 1 kg bag, deliver an inimitable aroma, offering the best raw material for your culinary creations. Enjoy tasting notes of hazelnut, dulce de leche, lucuma, and mamey, with a touch of light acidity. Experience the rare quality and flavor of Criollo cocoa from Chuao, Venezuela, now available directly in your home, all packaged in a recyclable plastic bag with tempering notes for your convenience. Learn More

Taste the Luxury: Dark chocolate with notes of caramel, nuts, and more.

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Indulge in the exquisite Domori Criollo Ocumare 72% Single Origin Cacao Chocolate Drops - 1 kg, made from the world's finest Criollo cocoa, representing a mere 0.01% of global cultivation. These "four drop" 72% dark chocolate drops, in a convenient 1 kg bag, offer an inimitable aroma, providing the best raw material for your culinary creations. Revel in tasting notes of caramel, tobacco, nuts, papaya, undergrowth, mushrooms, and dates, and savor the exceptional quality and flavor of Criollo cocoa from Ocumare, Venezuela. Delve into the fragility and unique value of this cocoa, all packaged in a recyclable bag with tempering notes for your convenience. Learn More

Taste the Luxury: Dark chocolate with notes of vanilla, almond, and more.

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Elevate your culinary creations with Domori's Criollo Canoabo 62% Single Origin Dark Chocolate Drops, a rare delicacy made from the world's finest cocoa, representing just 0.01% of global cultivation. These "four drop" 62% Criollo dark chocolate drops, packed in a convenient 1 kg bag, offer an inimitable aroma, providing you with the best raw material for your recipes. Delight in tasting notes of Bourbon vanilla, almond milk, dates, dried apricots, and sunflower seeds, boasting almost no acidity, very low astringency, extraordinary roundedness, elegance, and great persistence. Unleash your culinary artistry with the quality of Criollo cocoa from Canoabo, Venezuela, now available directly at your home, all packaged in a recyclable plastic bag with tempering notes for your convenience. Learn More

Dark. Peruvian cacao. 72% cacao content, Repackaged.

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Apurimac is a recent trinitario-type cacao hybrid. This cacao is grown in Peru, in the valley of the Apurimac river. It has notes of flowers, caramel and cream. Net wt.: 1Kg/2.2lbs. Repackaged by Chocosphere. Learn More

Dark. Peruvian cacao. 72% cacao content.

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Apurimac is a recent trinitario-type cacao hybrid. This cacao is grown in Peru, in the valley of the Apurimac river. It has notes of flowers, caramel and cream. Net wt.: 5Kg/11lbs. Factory packaged in a Heavy Duty Re-closable bag. Learn More