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Femmes de Virunga 55%
Strong , Virunga National Park, Eastern Congo (D.R.)
Essence of roasted nuts and cappuccino inspire and empower as the Femmes de Virunga takes hold of you. The strong taste of a rare Amelonado cacao honours the strength of women farmers lifting up lives in Virunga Park.
One bar : One tree
Each purchase of strong Femmes de Virunga 55% empowers the women cacao farmers and their community leadership for peace and prosperity in Eastern Congo.
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€4.45 Incl. Tax
- Biodiversity conservation
- Direct trade and projects
- Climate-positive foodprint
- Favorite of the world's best chefs
Specifications
- Weight
- 70 g
- Cacao percentage
- 55%
- Bean Origin
- Virunga National Park, Eastern Congo (D.R.)
- Rarity
- Rare
- Diet
- Gluten Free, Organic
- Cause
- Help Farmers, Save Rainforests
- Price (100g)
- € 6.36
Notes
Essence of roasted nuts and cappuccino
Ingredients
Cacao mass*, raw cane sugar*, whole milk powder*. Milk solids: 15% minimum, cacao solids: 55% minimum.
Average Nutritional Values
NUTRITION FACTS Per 100g
| Energy : | 2454kJ/584kcal |
| Fat: | 43g |
| - of which saturated: | 26g |
| Carbohydrates: | 38g |
| - of which sugars: | 35g |
| Protein: | 8g |
| Salt: | 0.16g |
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EMPOWER STRONG WOMEN WITH STRONG CACAO
The taste of this rare Amelonado cacao delights, the women who cultivate it, inspire. On the ground in Eastern Congo since 2008, our Bean Team has witnessed how these strong women – or “Femmes” in local French – have taken up to change their lives and communities, protect their children and forests, and restore their region from the rubbles of war.
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