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Coquí Frogs Contemplate Cacao

July 8, 2020 by Richard Tango-Lowy

Grinding Tabasco 70% from Mexican cacao. These beans are dark and rich, with a huge natural vanilla note.#chocolatier #beantobonbon #beantobar @agroflorestamx

Grinding Tabasco 70% from Mexican cacao. These beans are dark and rich, with a huge natural vanilla note.

Look for the bars next week under our new Coquí Cacao line of bean-to-bar chocolates.

#chocolatier #beantobonbon #beantobar @agroflorestamx


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Richard Tango-Lowy
Concepcion, Alajuela province, Atenas, Costa Rica


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