Yupik Organic Raw Cacao Beans, 2.2 lb (35.2 oz), Vegan, GMO-Free, Kosher, Gluten-Free, Dried Beans, Fermented, Unroasted, No Sugar Added, Source of Fiber & Iron, Ideal for Baking & Chocolate Making

Wow! Bought these on sale at 1/3 today’s price and forgot about them. Just tried one and they are amazing! Nibbling tastes better than eating the entire bean at once. I didn’t peel them. Now I’m a huge fan - glad I bought them (which was because I read chocolate prices would soar).

I really like this beans. The beans were of really high quality. I have to say that I bought them with the intention of eating it plain like I read some people wrote on their reviews do. But oh my gosh! Eating them plain is a torture! They taste awful! Só now I add them to my oats pancakes and to my protein shake.I ordered another bag today and I was shocked on how much they are costing now! I bought them last December and I paid less than $20, today they are costing $36,99! I would like to know what caused such an increase on the price!

Great quality

Taste just like lightly roasted beens which have a definite bitterness... Still usable to create desserts or spike your coffee...

Had no idea what to expect since I never had a raw cacao bean before. They were crunchy, fresh, and not bitter at all!! Very pleasantly surprised. Will be eating these raw!!! How healthy is that?!!If they have a fleshy cover you wouldn’t know it. Peeling unnecessary.Thumbs up on this product. Very pleased and impressed.

I've never seen cacao beans of this quality on the market before. They're incredibly fresh, with a rich aroma and outstanding quality. We've tried other brands, and while there's no issue with them, this one stands out.

I've tried nibs from other companies, and they carried a perfect cacao flavor. I tried these and they were horribly acrid, if not rancid. I tried roasting them hard and fast, slow and low, but only about 10% of them came out nicely. I practically had to burn them just to get the horrible level of bitterness out of them. I found that if I sprayed a little coconut oil on them before I roasted them, they came out with a much more bearable flavor. However, as a note from other reviews, freshness may be an issue for me. I live in central idaho, where I can't see a high volume of these things moving. Maybe if you were closer to the port of origin, you might get a better product. I'll give them one more try, but after that I might go on to another brand if I can't get these things to taste better.

These cacao beans are great. Full beans ready to eat. Pop a few of these and go