Description
In a recent review, the Guardian had this to say:
“This is a gourmet product, made using the beans of the tangy cupuaçu fruit, from the same plant family – Theobroma – to which cacao belongs. The company making it is Amma – a premium, organic bean-to-bar brand in Brazil whose regular chocolates have scooped up a number of International Chocolate awards in the past couple of years. The cupuaçu fruit (Latin name Theobroma grandiflorum, and pronounced coo-poo-asoo) is processed in the same way as cacao (Theobroma cacao), using 80% cupuaçu solids, for Amma’s new bar. Reviewers online seem intrigued and delighted in equal measure, and it’s particularly noted for its creaminess.
Diego Badaró – the founder of Amma and the fifth generation of a family of cacao producers in Bahia, north-east of the country – describes his cupuaçu bar as “a combination between fruits and the forest. Cupuaçu is a tropical fruit, so it’s sweet and acidic at the same time … The bar has that combination, with notes of walnuts and earth.””
The AMMA Chocolate mission: Rescue and preserve the forest through the cacao and from it develop a healthy chocolate, tasty and high quality to conquer palates worldwide. AMMA Chocolate is produced organically with almond trees planted in the shade of the Atlantic Forest in southern Bahia – the highest biodiversity per square meter of the planet. AMMA respect the taste of cacao in all processes: the forest, the cacao trees and producers that give rise to an unique chocolate flavour in every single crop.
Environmentally responsible from organic soil management to the use of solar panels in the factory, offsetting carbon emissions and biodegradable packaging printed with vegetable ink. High quality standard: harvest in the right time, careful selection, long fermentation and natural drying. Recipes, roasting and conching specific to each type of cocoa in order to best aromas expression and flavors, with shine and flawless texture and the maximum antioxidant power from the fruit of the Gods.
May contain traces of milk. Gluten Free.
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