Grue de Cacao - Cocoa Nibs, Guatemala

Chocolaterie De L'Opera

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Grue de Cacao - Cocoa Nibs, Guatemala
Grue de Cacao - Cocoa Nibs, Guatemala
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Grue de Cacao - Cocoa Nibs, Guatemala
Grue de Cacao - Cocoa Nibs, Guatemala
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Chocolaterie De L'Opera

Origin: France

Origin: France

$176.40

/ 1 pail - 4.4 lbs

$635.04

/ 4 pails - 4.4 lbs ea

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SKU: 01

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Perishable! Requires expedited shipping to ensure freshness.
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FreshWave Packaging

Our products are always shipped so they will arrive at your door in optimal condition! We’ve carefully selected packaging options that have minimal impact on the environment without compromising on food safety or quality.

For perishable orders, we line our shipping boxes with Tempguard - a unique, padded insulator made of 100% pre-consumer recycled paper material. We further control the temperature with recycled kraft paper fill and non-toxic frozen gel packs. In the summer months, we may include dry ice to ensure fresh delivery in very hot weather.

Note: Please join our efforts to be mindful of our environment and extend the life-cycle of our packaging, by recycling your shipping box, Tempguard liner, and kraft fill (all 100% curbside recyclable!). Store the gel packs in your freezer and reuse to keep your next picnic or road trip fare cool.

Chocolaterie De L'Opera’s cocoa nibs are a pure expression of chocolate, made by crushing fermented, roasted, and dried cocoa beans responsibly sourced in Guatemala. Packed with deep chocolate flavor and a satisfying crunch, they’re incredibly versatile in both sweet and savory kitchens, in applications including baked goods, ice cream, yogurt, chili, and steak rubs. It’s a great way to add intense chocolate flavor without added sugar.

Guatemalan cacao, mainly Criollo and Trinitario varieties, is prized for its complex, aromatic profile with notes of fruit, flowers, and spice. Grown on small, often indigenous-run farms that honor ancestral methods and sustainability, it has become a standout on the global fine chocolate stage, valued for its finesse and distinctive character.

Olivier de Loisy founded Chocolaterie de l’Opéra in 1995 with the goal of creating fine couverture chocolates using traditional French methods. The company manages every stage of production, from bean selection to recipe development, with a strong focus on sustainability and quality. Their commitment to ethical sourcing and expert craftsmanship has earned them a place in the kitchens of leading pastry chefs and chocolatiers worldwide.

Ingredients: Guatemala roasted cocoa beans.
Nutritional information coming soon
Nutritional information coming soon