How is cacao butter made?
Cacao butter is a natural wonder crafted from premium organic cacao beans. The process starts with careful selection, choosing beans known for their deep flavor and rich nutrients. These beans undergo fermentation, which enhances their taste, and are then sun-dried to achieve the perfect texture.
The transformative moment is during cold-pressing. Here, under gentle temperatures, the beans yield their luxurious, velvety butter. This method ensures the butter's purity and captures the full essence of the cacao bean. The result is a versatile cacao butter, ideal for both culinary creations and nurturing skincare.
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