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Organic spiced cocoa – produced in Switzerland Update: The new batch is in production and will be packaged/available on 21 August 2026. As importing the Maya spiced cocoa was no longer viable (due to the massive rise in transport costs), we have had our own spiced cocoa produced in Switzerland. The combination of high-quality cocoa and slightly spicy spices makes this cocoa powder a real treat. Compared to the old version, the new spiced cocoa has a more intense cocoa aroma and is slightly more bitter, slightly spicier, more chocolatey, less sweet, and has no cinnamon flavour. The brown colour of the new spiced cocoa is slightly lighter. What is spiced cocoa? Our organic spiced cocoa is a coarse-grained chocolate powder, consisting of cocoa mass and our Criollo cocoa powder. It is sweetened with raw cane sugar and flavoured with a slightly spicy blend of spices. Local and socially responsible production The spiced cocoa is produced by the chocolatiers at the Ancora-Meilestei Foundation in Wetzikon using a special process to achieve the desired consistency. Ingredients Cocoa mass 40%, raw cane sugar 30%, cocoa powder 25%, spice blend 5% (cocoa shells, sweet paprika, cane sugar, chilli, cinnamon, Bourbon vanilla, tonka beans). All ingredients are certified organic. Preparation Mix the spiced cocoa into lukewarm plant-based drinks, smoothies, protein shakes and muesli. It also works well melted as a dessert topping. If you like the flavour of coconut, you’ll love coconut milk mixed with spiced cocoa. Tip:To ensure the spiced cocoa emulsifies well (blends in) in cold drinks, use a whisk or a milk frother. This also helps to create a lovely froth. For an intense cocoa experience, mix 5 teaspoons (approx. 15g) with 1 cup of hot water or plant-based drink. If you wish to use the cocoa for a ceremony, use 40–50g to approx. 2–3dl of water or plant-based drink. At this quantity, many people experience feelings of euphoria. This concentrated form was already used by the Maya shamans thousands of years ago as the ‘drink of the gods’. 2 sizes We stock this fine spiced cocoa in two different sizes: 125g, makes 8 cups 250g, makes 16 cups Nutritional information per 100g Energy 1612 kJ/385 kcalFat 11.4gof which saturated fatty acids 7.0gCarbohydrates 54.6gof which sugars 38.9gFibre 28.5gProtein 16.4gSalt 0.1g  

Turmeric powder: the Ayurvedic super spice (100% natural) Turmeric contains essential oils, the yellow pigment curcumin, enzymes and gives curry its typical light yellow colour. One of the most important health plants In our part of the world, it is now well known as a spice. As we are not allowed to make any health claims, we refer you to various reports on the Internet, including those from the Zentrum der Gesundheit. The curcumin content of the powder is approx. 5%. However, in order to achieve a noticeable effect, 5 grams (equivalent to approx. one teaspoon) should be taken daily. It is therefore suitable for a variety of uses in the kitchen. What makes our turmeric powder special? High quality and very flavourful 100% pure nature 100% raw food quality Without preservatives or other additives Vegan The turmeric powder comes from 1,400 small farmers and is produced in the MASS co-operative in India. The turmeric roots are harvested by hand. The turmeric roots are then cleaned, dried and finally ground into a very fine powder. How do I use turmeric powder in everyday life? Turmeric powder is not only suitable for flavouring many oriental dishes such as Moroccan vegetable stew or Indian curry. It should also be included in your daily diet and drinks. Possible uses include smoothies, soups, quiche, lasagne, casseroles, spaetzle, pancakes, sauces, spreads and dips. Recipes with turmeric powder Have you ever tried a sweet and spicy turmeric latte? It warms the body from the inside, protects it and is quick to prepare. Ingredients: 2dl cow's or plant milk 1/2 tsp turmeric powder (frequent users can also use 1 tsp) 1/2 tsp grated ginger 1 tsp coconut oil 1 tbsp agave or yacon syrup 1 pinch of pepper 1 pinch of cinnamon Heat all the ingredients in a small pan and leave to infuse for 10 minutes. You can find many recipes on the internet, e.g. at www.chefkoch.de. Nutritional values of turmeric powder per 100g Energy value 390 kcal/1638 kJ fat 9.9g of which saturated fatty acids 2.8g Carbohydrates 48.9g of which sugar 3g Dietary fibre 21g protein 7.8g salt 0.095g

Low-fat cocoa powder with 10-12% cocoa butter content (100% natural) Update:Due to the cocoa shortage, we do not receive 100% Criollo powder from our supplier. The new batch contains 70% Criollo cocoa (previously 100%). The remaining 30% are Forastero, Trinitario and Nacional. They are also high quality, certified organic and from Peru. This is whyour cocoa powder is temporarily called "Cocoa Powder Peru". In comparison, it has a slightly more intense flavour and is slightly bitter, but also very tasty. Why cocoa powder? Cocoa has all the benefits of chocolate, but without the undesirable high sugar content and additives. As a reminder: milk chocolate only has a cocoa content of around 25%. The rest is sugar, milk powder, soya lecithin (emulsifier) and flavourings. Effect of cocoa? Raw cocoa is very nutritious. It has been determined that raw cocoa contains around 300 substances. It also contains the happiness combination of serotonin, dopamine, anandamide and phenetylamine (PEA). Cocoa has the highest magnesium content of all foods, i.e. 314mg per 100g, which corresponds to 75% of the recommended daily intake. Magnesium is a component of bones and teeth, plays an important role in energy metabolism and is essential for normal muscle function and energy metabolism. Magnesium also plays a role in skeletal development and is important in the transmission of stimuli in the nervous system during muscle contraction. Origin of our cocoa powder? Our raw cocoa powder comes mainly from the Peruvian fine cocoa variety Criollo - one of the best fine cocoa varieties in the world - and has a delicious, full chocolate flavour. What makes our cocoa powder special? The Criollo variety tastes better and is less bitter than other cocoa varieties. This also reduces the need to balance out the bitter flavour with sweeteners. It is obtained from unroasted, merely fermented cocoa beans. Gentle processing at low temperatures optimally preserves both nutrients and flavour. Gentle processing for maximum flavour To produce the powder, the fermented, unroasted fine flavoured cocoa beans are first ground. The resulting dark brown, viscous cocoa mass is cold-pressed to form a cake, from which the liquid, golden-yellow cocoa butter slowly drains off. The remaining "cocoa press cake" is then dried, very finely ground and sieved. This process does not require any chemicals, additives or extraction solvents and produces a fine, soft powder with a full, wonderful chocolate flavour. The use of pesticides and synthetic fertilisers is also completely avoided. Food with a long tradition The cocoa bean is an impressive foodstuff given to us by Mother Nature. It was considered a gift from God by the Aztecs and was used not only as an offering but also as a means of payment. Tips for everyday use Mix cocoa powder into your muesli, smoothies, (hot) milk drinks and protein shakes. And of course, this cocoa powder is an excellent ingredient for delicious chocolate creations and desserts. Size variations We offer cocoa powder in 250g, 500g and 1kg bags as standard. Do you need large quantities? We are also happy to fill 5kg or 10kg bags on request. Nutritional values of organic cocoa powder Peru per 100g Energy value 1590 kJ/379 kcalFat 11.1g- of which saturated fatty acids 2.6gCarbohydrates 34.6g- of which sugar 0.6gDietary fibre 18.1gProtein 26.2gSalt <50mg

Carob powder - from the pods of the carob tree Carob is a legume that grows on the carob tree, a wild, evergreen tree native to the Mediterranean, and has been used as a sweetener and nutritious natural snack for thousands of years. Carob was well known to the ancient Greeks, who spread the seeds of this plant in Greece and Italy. Why consume carob powder? People who don't know much about carob think it's a healthy version of (high-sugar, high-fat) chocolate, but it's so much more. We like to mix carob with raw cacao for a sweet and healthy treat, because cacao is high in magnesium and compared to cocoa, carob contains three times as much calcium, a third less calories and only 1% fat. Carob is naturally sweet and fewer sweeteners are needed when it is used in recipes. It has a low glycaemic index, is low in fat and exceptionally nutritious, rich in calcium, protein and fibre. What makes our carob powder special? Our organic carob powder from Spain is gently heated and ground for drying in order to preserve its flavour, colour and nutrients. Due to the drying process at well over 42° C, it is no longer raw food. Due to the different requirements, we offer carob powder in 2 different sizes: 250g and 500g. These can be selected at the top right under "Weight variants". Using carob in everyday life and for great recipes Use carob powder to sweeten dishes, in desserts, smoothies, sprinkled on your muesli, as an ingredient in raw chocolate and cakes as well as in quick and nutritious snacks. Tip: Hemp protein squares with carob and goji berries. You can find the recipe under The best superfood & raw food recipes: Maca Cacao Goji Hemp Seeds Baobab | SamaraNatura Nutritional values of carob powder per 100g Energy value 1271kJ/303kcalFat 0.3gof which saturated fatty acids 0.1gCarbohydrates 52.8gof which sugar 47.1gDietary fibre 41.3gProtein 4.8gSalt 0.0gCalcium 358 mg (45%*), Iron 3mg (21%*), magnesium 56mg (15%*). *The recommended daily dose.All information is subject to the usual fluctuations of natural products.

Update: Due to limited availability, the sale of cocoa mass is limited to (8x1kg, 16x500g, 20x250g) per person. Our aim is to be able to offer this high-quality cocoa mass for as long as possible. Best before date of the current batch is 31.08.2027.Organic cocoa liquor (cocoa paste) of the premium Criollo variety as crisps (100% natural) Cocoa liquor chips (also known as cocoa paste or cocoa liquor) are much easier to use/dose than the previously offered pieces due to their consistent size and are also suitable as a sugar-free chocolate substitute. What makes our cocoa paste special? Criollo fine flavoured cocoa from Peru, one of the rarest and best varieties in the world Grown under semi-wild conditions and obtained by finely grinding the beans (raw food quality) Cultivated without the use of pesticides or synthetic fertilisers Very gentle processing that preserves vitamins, minerals, enzymes and countless other substances - for optimum absorption by the body Contains a wealth of antioxidants and the combination of serotonin, dopamine, anandamide and phenetylamine (PEA) has a mood-enhancing effect Rich in magnesium Fine cocoa variety Gran Cru Criollo Fine flavoured cocoa varieties only account for 5-10% of global cocoa production. They grow under similar, often almost natural conditions, as they do not tolerate direct sunlight and thrive alongside other tall rainforest trees. Forastero industrial cocoa, on the other hand, is usually grown in monoculture plantations. As the name suggests, fine flavoured cocoa tastes better, finer and less bitter than consumer cocoa, as it still contains all of the cocoa butter (approx. 55%), just like cocoa nibs. Criollo cocoa beans are slightly fermented and therefore develop more of their typical cocoa flavour. Why consume cocoa? The cocoa bean is an impressive food given to us by Mother Nature. It was considered a gift from God by the Aztecs and was used not only as an offering but also as a means of payment. It has been determined that raw cocoa contains around 300 substances and is one of the foods with the highest antioxidant content! Cocoa can therefore make a significant contribution to protecting our cells from free radicals and premature ageing. Cocoa has the highest magnesium content of all foods. Magnesium is important for the heart and brain, for calming and relaxing nerves and muscles and for building bones and cartilage. Together with other active ingredients, cocoa is an ideal brain food and promotes mental alertness and concentration. Cocoa beans contain a combination of substances that have a positive effect on our mind and trigger feelings of well-being and joy. And cocoa is high in sulphur, which is important for strong nails, healthy hair and beautiful, soft skin. What is cocoa mass used for? Cocoa liquor is excellent for use in all chocolate recipes. Mix cocoa liquor into smoothies or add it to ice cream, fruit salad, muesli and desserts. Ideal in combination with cocoa butter for fine chocolate creations. Size variants We offer Cocoa Mass Criollo Chips in 250g, 500g and 1kg bags as standard. Do you need large quantities? We are also happy to fill 5kg or 10kg bags on request. Nutritional values of organic cocoa liquor Criollo Chips per 100g Energy value 2585 kJ/625 kcal fat 53g of which saturated fatty acids 32.3g Carbohydrates 17.3g of which sugar 3g Dietary fibre 10.5g protein 14.5g salt 0.1g Magnesium 314mg (75% of the recommended daily intake) All information is subject to the usual fluctuations of natural products.

Cocoa beans Peru unpeeled (100% natural) Update:Due to the cocoa shortage, we are currently not receiving 100% Criollo beans from our supplier. The new batch contains 70% Criollo cocoa. The remaining 30% are Forastero, Trinitario and Nacional. They are also high quality, certified organic and from Peru. This is whyour cocoa beans are temporarily called "Peru cocoa beans". In comparison, they are slightly more intense in flavour and slightly bitter, but also very tasty. Our organic cocoa beans from Peru are unpeeled raw cocoa beans, i.e. they are fermented and dried, but not roasted. Why buy cocoa beans? Cocoa has all the benefits of chocolate, but without the unwanted high sugar content and additives. It has been determined that raw cocoa contains around 300 substances. Cocoa has the highest magnesium content of all foods. Magnesium is a component of bones and teeth, plays an important role in energy metabolism and is essential for normal muscle function and energy metabolism. Magnesium also plays a role in skeletal development and is important in the transmission of stimuli in the nervous system during muscle contraction. Cocoa beans contain a combination of substances that trigger feelings of well-being and pleasure in us. Incidentally, cocoa beans were regarded by the Aztecs as a gift from God - not only as an offering, but also used as a means of payment. What makes our cocoa beans special? Our cocoa beans are raw, i.e. they are only fermented and not roasted. The fermentation process allows the cocoa to develop its typical flavour. The beans come from the Criollo fine flavoured cocoa variety from Peru, which is one of the rarest and best varieties in the world. Fine flavoured cocoa varieties only account for 5-10% of global cocoa production. They grow under similar, often almost natural conditions, as they do not tolerate direct sunlight and thrive alongside other tall rainforest trees. Forastero industrial cocoa, on the other hand, is usually grown in monoculture plantations. Our fine flavoured cocoa is cultivated without the use of pesticides or synthetic fertilisers. As the name suggests, fine flavoured cocoa beans taste better, finer and less bitter than consumer cocoa beans. Criollo cocoa beans are slightly fermented and therefore develop more of their typical cocoa flavour. How to integrate them into your daily diet? On their own as a snack or sprinkled on muesli and fruit salad. Add to desserts and smoothies. Cocoa beans taste particularly good in combination with goji berries or nuts. Cocoa beans are practical for travelling and on the go, as they do not soften in the blazing sun like chocolate. Tip: If more sweetness is preferred, the beans can be dipped in agave syrup or honey. Our favourite is Medjool dates with 1-2 cocoa beans in them as an energy-rich, stimulating snack. Nutritional values of organic cocoa beans Criollo per 100g Energy value 1830 kJ/437 kcalProtein 13gCarbohydrates 23gof which sugar 1gFat 46gof which saturated fatty acids 29gDietary fibre 23gMagnesium 314mg (75% of the recommended daily intake). All information is subject to the usual fluctuations of natural products.

Cocoa nibs Peru - 100% natural and unprocessed Update: Due to the cocoa shortage, we are currently not receiving 100% Criollo nibs from our supplier. The new batch contains 70% Criollo cocoa. The remaining 30% are Forastero, Trinitario and Nacional. They are also high quality, certified organic and from Peru. This is whyour cocoa nibs are temporarily called "Cocoa Nibs Peru". In comparison, they have a slightly more intense flavour and are slightly bitter, but are also very tasty. Cocoa nibs (also known as cocoa nibs) are obtained from cocoa beans by peeling them and breaking them into pieces. They taste even less bitter than cocoa beans. Our cocoa nibs made from fine flavoured cocoa are 100% raw and unprocessed. The fine flavoured cocoa is grown by small farmers in the Amazon rainforest under semi-wild conditions. Cocoa has all the benefits of chocolate, but without the unwanted high sugar content and additives. Why consume cocoa nibs? The cocoa bean is an amazing food given to us by Mother Nature. It was considered a gift from God by the Aztecs and was used not only as an offering but also as a means of payment. It has been determined that raw cocoa contains around 300 substances. Cocoa has the highest magnesium content of all foods. Magnesium is a component of bones and teeth, plays an important role in energy metabolism and is essential for normal muscle function and energy metabolism. Magnesium also plays a role in skeletal development and is important in the transmission of stimuli in the nervous system during muscle contraction. Cocoa beans contain a combination of substances that have a positive effect on our mood and trigger feelings of well-being and joy. What makes our organic cocoa nibs special? Our cocoa nibs are 100% raw and unprocessed. They come from the Criollo fine flavoured cocoa variety from Peru, which is one of the rarest and best varieties in the world. Our fine flavoured cocoa is cultivated without the use of pesticides or synthetic fertilisers. Fine flavoured cocoa varieties only account for 5-10% of global cocoa production. They grow under similar, often almost natural conditions, as they do not tolerate direct sunlight and thrive alongside other tall rainforest trees. Forastero industrial cocoa, on the other hand, is usually grown in monoculture plantations. As the name suggests, fine flavoured cocoa tastes better, finer and less bitter than consumer cocoa. Criollo cocoa beans are lightly fermented and therefore develop more of their typical cocoa flavour. Cocoa nibs are extracted from the cocoa bean by peeling it and breaking it into pieces. The quality of our organic, fairly traded, certified Criollo cocoa is of great purity and free from mycotoxins, mould and yeast, preventing you from experiencing that nervous tension associated with the consumption of caffeinated foods and drinks. How to use cocoa nibs? On their own as a snack or sprinkled on muesli and fruit salad. Add to desserts and smoothies. Cocoa nibs taste particularly good together with goji berries and nuts. Cocoa nibs are practical for travelling and on the go, as they do not soften as quickly as normal chocolate in the sun. If you prefer more sweetness, you can dip the cocoa nibs in agave syrup or honey. Nutritional values of cocoa nibs per 100g Energy value 2529 kJ/613 kcalFat 55.2gof which saturated fatty acids 34.2gCarbohydrates 8.04gof which sugar 1.7gDietary fibre 14.8gProtein 13.61gMagnesium 314mg (75% of the recommended daily intake).