Description
- A nutrient dense energy boost, cacao nibs contain high amounts of theobromine which has similar effects to caffeine for healthy jump during your day
- Contains a rich supply of antioxidants, dietary fiber, magnesium, and are low in carbohydrates and sugar
- Many ways to enjoy, try our cacao nibs in smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, baked goods, ice-cream, trail mix, snack food, or as a chocolate chip alternative
- A treat you will surely love-health works used certified organic cacao nibs is a superfood that you will truly treasure, this healthy treat can help satisfy your chocolate cravings and give you powerful nutrients all at the same time
Healthworks Raw Organic Unsweetened Cacao Nibs are grown and harvested sustainably on small Peruvian farms to come to you in their purest, most nutrient-rich state. Healthworks Cacao Nibs are certified organic, pure, all-natural, vegan, and kosher.
Our cacao nibs are nutrient dense superfoods that come from peeled and crumbled cacao beans that are 100% raw and naturally fermented to remove phytic acid. The cacao nibs are then naturally sun-dried by our farmers in Peru. With a crunchy texture similar to a coffee bean, they provide a rich, pleasantly bitter chocolate flavor.
Cacao Nibs are known to contain theobromine, an energy booster which has a similar effect to caffeine. They also contain a rich supply of antioxidants, dietary fiber, magnesium, potassium and are low in carbohydrates and sugar.
Great with smoothies/drinks, cereals, yogurt, oatmeal, baked goods, cookies, ice-cream, trail mix, granola bars, coffee, snack foods, or as a fantastic chocolate chip substitute in any recipe for a tasty and fun meal!
Healthworks Raw Organic Unsweetened Cacao Nibs also go very well with Healthworks Cacao Powder, Chia Seeds, Maca Powder and Goji Berries.
Ingredients: Theobroma Cacao: Food of the Gods
Note: Since Healthworks Cacao Nibs come from all-natural crushed cacao beans, your pouch may contain a few stems, bits of hard shells or other naturally occurring elements, this is completely normal. Similar to un-popped popcorn kernels, when sprinkling on foods, keep an eye out for them and discard.