Peruvian Ceremonial Grade Cacao: Starter Kit

Want to experience more delicious flow, creativity, joy, focus and sensuality in life? All whilst boosting your immune system and eliminating toxins?

You are in the right place. This is just what you need to begin your journey with ceremonial grade cacao. The starter kit is a perfect size to feel your way into this delicious medicine.

Each pouch includes 100g, enough ceremonial grade cacao for up to 10 microdose cups, or 3/4 ceremonial doses. Plus, a handy card to direct you to my online recipes, tips and circles. Sourced from a small, ethically and sustainably run farming co-operative in the Peruvian Andes, it comes in a resealable, biodegradable eco-pouch and completely recyclable packaging.

The Cacao is sourced from a Peruvian co-operative, which was founded in 1998 to preserve traditional methods of harvesting, working with small farmers to cultivate, process and market their products in accordance with the Soil Association’s organic standard. Their founding principles are:

1) Quality over quantity
2) Supporting Andean mega-biodiversity, not homogenisation
3) Promoting organic methods of production
4) Fair income distribution among the people participating as suppliers, transformers and traders
5) Social responsibility, following the principles of Fair Trade

Ethically produced and sustainably sourced from a small farming co-operative in the Peruvian Andes who cultivate an ancient strain of the tree using permaculture principles. This cacao is one of the naturally sweetest ones I have tasted, making it so delicious to nibble raw and unnecessary for any sweetener to be added, except maybe a date or two for those who wanted added thickness or have a sweet tooth. I have been importing this delicious, heart-opening medicine for years. It is the same one you will have tried for those who have been to my ceremonies, and it is my personal go-to.

*Smooth *Sweet *Creamy *Versatile

I also stock a very different Ecuadorian ceremonial grade cacao, not sure which one to choose (or get both?). Have a look at what to expect in my short video exploring both here