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Oaxacabar Oaxabar Gold Oaxcabar's main ingredient are freshly grinded locally sourced cacao beans. Mixed with real sugar then blended with hints of cinnamon and a slight dusting of almond. The bean pods are harvested from surrounding rain forest plantations in Oaxacan and Chiapas. Every batch of our handmade artisan chocolates will have a slightly different but similar taste depending on time of year. Try some and reap the benefits of REAL Cacao. Gluten and dairy. free.

**Fresh New Batch Arrived May 14, 2013.**

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Ingredients: Cacoa Beans, Sugar, Cinnamon and trace amounts Almonds Contains no dairy, each bar net weight 5 grams.

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The harvested beans are dried, roasted, and then ground with sugar and hints of other ingredients like cinnamon, coffee, and almond. Oaxacabars are a super food containing all the benefits of unprocessed cacao which include anandamide (bliss chemical), arginine (nature's Viagra), theobromine (mood stimulant), dopamine (mood-enhancing neurotransmitter), serotonin (anti-stress neurotransmitter), & tryptophan (anti-depressant amino acid).

Oaxabars are available in these quantities. They can be enjoyed by themselves or grated into a powder for a frothy hot cocoa beverage. Two bars are ideal for one mug.


Pod God Wahakaa WankahDid you know?

- The first people to harvest chocolate were the Mokaya and other pre-Olmec peoples who lived in southeast Mexico around 1000 B.C. The word chocolate is derived from the Mayan word xocolatl, or bitter water.

- Dark chocolate has been shown to be beneficial to human health, but milk chocolate, white chocolate, and other varieties do not.

- In Oaxaca, Mexico, healers called curanderos use chocolate to treat several illnesses such as bronchitis. In some regions, children drink chocolate in the morning to ward off scorpion and bee stings.

- The cacao bean naturally contains almost 300 different flavors and 400 separate aromas.

- According to Aztec legend, the god Quetzalcoatl brought cacao to earth but was cast out of heaven for giving it to humans. As he fled, he vowed to return one day as a fair-skinned bearded man to save the earth.

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