Chef Ben tries the inside of a cocoa pod for the first time
- info@MamaGanache.com
- Sep 12, 2018
- 1 min read
The very beginning of where your chocolate comes from! Chef Ben tries the inside of a freshly cut cocoa pod for the first time while in West Africa with Project Hope and Fairness. What he is actually eating is the sweet pulp that surrounds the cocoa bean. It's a favorite snack among the African children. The bean itself will eventually become your chocolate!
The sweet pulp is such a pleasant surprise — I had no idea that's what chocolate starts as. The fact that African kids snack on it raw while Chef Ben experiences it for the first time makes me want to go try it myself. I've been looking for more ways to learn about the origins of chocolate. https://pika-labs-ai.com
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The sweet pulp inside a cocoa pod is such an unexpected treat — I had no idea it tasted so close to the chocolate we all love! I've been using that knowledge to really appreciate the journey from pod to bar. https://zimage-ai.com
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