Alkalized Cocoa Cake

Alkalized Cocoa Cake is a cocoa paste that is nonfat and agglomerated, and combined with potassium carbonate. It is obtained from the pressing of alkalized cocoa liquor, which results in a compact mass of solids with a low percentage of cocoa butter, which is then ground into small pieces. This product is made from the cocoa seeds Theobroma cacao, family Malvaceae Linnaeus.

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Cocoa Butter

Cocoa Butter is a product obtained from the pressing of cocoa liquor, which is pressed into a pale yellow liquid, then crystallized and solidified. In a molten state, it is an oily liquid, absolutely clean. This product is made from cocoa beans (Theobroma cacao, Malvaceae family Linnaeus).

Alkalized Cocoa Liquor

Alkalized Cocoa Liquor is a product obtained by grinding cocoa seeds that were previously removed from their shells, roasted and alkalized. The obtained paste can be used for producing cocoa butter and cocoa powder, or for the manufacture of chocolates. This product is made from the cocoa seeds Theobroma cacao, family Malvaceae Linnaeus.

Alkalized Cocoa Powder

Alkalized Cocoa Powder is a free-flowing powder from alkaline pulverized cocoa cake obtained by the pressing of alkaline cocoa paste. It is a nonfat cocoa paste, pressed and powdered, and it also contains potassium carbonate. This product is made from the cocoa seeds Theobroma cacao, family Malvaceae Linnaeus.