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Product Description
From Colombia
Fermented and dried, Cocoa Nibs Roasted by Casa Luker have been been obtained from cleaned, roasted, and winnowed Colombian cocoa beans.
Producer Spotlight
Founded in 1906, Casa Luker is a family-owned business with over 110 years of experience that is well known for producing drinking chocolate made with 100% cocoa. Casa Luker exclusively uses South American Fino de Aroma cocoa beans for their international products. Led by “The Luker Way,” Casa Luker maintains a connection with farners, employees, clients, the environment, and society at large in order to operate sustainably while sharing opportunities, technology, and knowledge relating to cocoa growing. To that end, Casa Luker founded Granja Luker in 1962 to operate as a research center that allows them to educate and train farmers so they can build profitable cocoa farms.
Nutritional Facts
Founded in 1906, Casa Luker is a family-owned business with over 110 years of experience that is well known for producing drinking chocolate made with 100% cocoa. Casa Luker exclusively uses South American Fino de Aroma cocoa beans for their international products. Led by “The Luker Way,” Casa Luker maintains a connection with farners, employees, clients, the environment, and society at large in order to operate sustainably while sharing opportunities, technology, and knowledge relating to cocoa growing. To that end, Casa Luker founded Granja Luker in 1962 to operate as a research center that allows them to educate and train farmers so they can build profitable cocoa farms.
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