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Cacao Powder- Organic Vegan Cacao Powder Non-alkalised

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Cacao Powder- Organic Vegan Cacao Powder Non-alkalisedThis cacao powder is made entirely from organic cacao beans sourced from farmers in Southern India. We have made our powder with a higher percentage of cacao butter for a lush and well rounded flavour. While most commercial cacao powders undergo a chemical alkalising process to darken the colour and alter the taste, ours is completely natural. This delicious snack is 100% organic, vegan, soy free, gluten free, and non alkalised. Ingredients: Organic

This cacao powder is made entirely from organic cacao beans sourced from farmers in Southern India. We have made our powder with a higher percentage of cacao butter for a lush and well-rounded flavour. While most commercial cacao powders undergo a chemical alkalising process to darken the colour and alter the taste, ours is completely natural. This delicious snack is 100% organic, vegan, soy-free, gluten-free, and non-alkalised.


Ingredients: Organic Cacao

Shelf Life: Best before 12 months from the date of manufacture.

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