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all of my samples roasted so they are on an even playing field. i popped them into my sample roaster, and turned on the heat. f, f, waiting for the "brownie" smell, and only getting hot sourness. f, still nothing. f. sourness was going away, but no odor of chocolate at all. finally a few beans started
astringent "nut", with a "offness" that made me want to rinse my mouth out. unfortunately, that did not help, and minutes later i was still tasting it. my conclusion: organic is not everything, nor does it guarantee anything taste wise. i will continue to carry my "transitionally organic" barinas cocoa beans...
https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2004/06/11/organic-isnt-everything
'bad' usually means rancid, and for whatever reason, i've never noticed that to occur in cocoa butter. so, let it melt and set up. no harm. just shoot for cool and dry for storage. roughly, the same information goes for cocoa beans and nibs. they won't melt during the summer months. also, they won't
go bad in just a couple months, and really, 'bad' is a very subjective term. after some amount of time, which varies from bean to bean, and is related to the conditions they are stored in (cool and dry is again best) cocoa beans don't spoil. roasted beans and nibs may well go stale in a month or so,...
https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2013/06/27/ask-the-alchemist-40-and-close-dates
larger seeds and a smoother coat, mainly grown in southern europe, northern africa, afghanistan, pakistan, india and chile. desi chickpeas have a markedly higher fiber content than kabulis and hence a very low glycemic index which may make them suitable for people with blood sugar problems. garbanzo beans
(chickpeas) provide an excellent source of molybdenum. they are a very good source of folic acid, fiber, and manganese. they are also a good source of protein, as well as minerals such as iron, copper, zinc, and magnesium. as a good source of fiber, garbanzo beans can help lower cholesterol and improve...
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