Showing posts with label Chocolate workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chocolate workshop. Show all posts
3:57 PM

Chocolate Workshops for all

Learn How to make Chocolate

From the cacao tree to the chocolate
In this Workshop we will follow all the process to make chocolate from fermented organic cacao beans. We will learn how to roast, winnow, grind, mix, conch, refine and mold.

At the end of the workshop you will leave with a sample of Nicaragua chocolate.


Requirements:
Min 2 people

Duration:
2 hours
( time may vary depending on the number of people)

Schedule:
Any time between 9:00 am and 6:30 pm
(and we'll even be more flexible if you need!)

Price:
US$ 17 per person

Language:
English
Spanish

At each step of the process we will be preparing different cacao products: Cacao Husk Tea, Hot Chocolate, Mayan drinks, Nicaraguan drinks and Chocolate bars.


We are waiting for you!


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2:44 PM

Video of the first Chocolate Workshop


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2:00 PM

First Chocolate Workshop - A success !!!

Yesterday, we had our first chocolate workshop with 5 future Chocolatiers and our 2 teachers: Daphne and Armando.

The workshop was a real success and the chocolate factory was really well decorated and prepared for welcoming our first customers.



During this workshop, Daphne explained them about the Cacao tree, the Cacao pods and how we obtain fermented cacao beans, the base for making a delicious chocolate.
Then everybody toasted the cacao beans on a comal in one of the patio and then pealed the cacao beans.
We prepared a cacao husk tea for everybody with the cacao husk. We then ground the cacao nibs to obtain a thick paste that we used for preparing different types of chocolate drinks (hot, cold nd Mayan style).


Finally, we had prepared some well-ground pure cacao paste for people to prepare their own chocolate adding sugar, vanilla, peanuts, cashews, coffee beans, almonds...


At the end of the chocolate workshop, everybody is going to leave with 16 chocolate that they made themselves.

We are now waiting for other future "chocolatier" and have some more fun preparing good organic chocolate.


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