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PAGINA 2 VAN ONZE CHOCOLADE ONLINE KOPEN. KOM GERUST LANGS OM MEER TE ONTDEKKEN LANGS DEZE WEG OF VIA DE FACEBOOKpagina  VRAGEN? mail ME GERUST.

Verderzetting van verscheidene “brands” die eveneens in onze winkel te koop zijn en waar je deze dan ook kan komen proeven, het voordeel van een winkel. Als je de afstand niet wilt overbruggen of je kent deze chocolades al is het eenvoudig om deze online te bestellen natuurlijk. Ik steek bij de verzending dan ook steeds weer een verrassing het leuke aan online-kopen.

Hoe ga je te werk? Je geeft me via een mail door welke chocolades je wenst te ontvangen en ik antwoord je binnen de 24 uur met het te betalen bedrag en het rek.nummer waar je het bedrag kan storten. Zodra wij dit ontvangen hebben sturen wij zo vlug mogelijk per post je zending.

Kosten van de verzending komen steeds op € 10,-/ waar ook in België, belangrijk is dat je deze kosten kan vermijden bij een bestelling vanaf € 55,-

Kuná Fine Ecuadorian Organic Chocolate 

71%, 82%,…coffee nibs, golden berry-salt, vanilla: €3.00,- /30g

couverture 65%, 71% en 82%: €8.50,-/200g

ook verkrijgbaar Kuná single origin natural cocoa powder Esmeraldas € 8.50,-/200g

links: KunáFbook     webpagina     InstaKunáfoto’s     KunáYouTube

Casa Luker Cacao fino de aroma Colombia

couverture Ecuador 70%, Colombia 45%, Peru 72% en Arauca 70%: €7.00,-/200g

links: CasaLukerYouTube     Luker 1906     CLGourmet

Pacari premium organic chocolate from tree to bar Ecuador

Organic raw cacao powder: 200g /€ 8.50,-  

Dark chocolate covered cacao nibs, Espresso beans €3.00,-/45g

Chocolate covered cacao beans natural, banana, ginger: €5.00,-/ 90g

RAW chocolate 70%, 85% en 100% €5.0o,-/50g

links: chocolatiersUK     Pacari alle producten     PacariYouTube

Menakao Truly Madagascar 44%, 63%, 70%, 80% en 100%: €4.75,-/75g

Menakao “collection”geschenkverpakking €10,-/150g

Menakao couverture melk 44%, 70% of 80%: €7.50,-/200g

links: MenakaoYouTube     websiteMenakao     cocoarunnersMenakao

 

Cacaopowershake (glutenvrij)

Laten we nu eens de melk vervangen door iets anders om een heerlijk gezonde shake te maken. Een shake om blij van te worden, want rijk aan tryptofaan en foliumzuur en natuurlijk aan vitamines.

Chococpowershake

bereidingstijd: 2 minuten

150 ml sinaasappelsap, 100 ml koelwater, 2 verse medjoel-* of 3 gedroogde dadels (zonder pit), 90 g advocado en 1 ruime soeplepel onbewerkt cacaopoeder (Pacari, Grenada ChFCom). Dit alles in de blender of staafmixer 30 sec mixen tot romige shake. Eventueel afwerken met wat gemalen cacaobonen, nibs om het wat krachtiger te maken.

*Achtergrond medjoul dadels (afkomstig uit Jordanië).

Dadels komen oorspronkelijk uit het Midden-Oosten en Noord-Afrika. Het zijn echte woestijnvruchten en daardoor al eeuwen lang geliefd voedsel van nomaden.

Deze heerlijke grote verse medjoul dadels zijn anders dan de kleinere gedroogde dadels. Medjoul dadels zijn namelijk helemaal puur natuur zonder enkele toevoeging. De zoete smaak en het volle vruchtvlees komt voort uit vruchtbare grond, zon en toewijding. De medjoul dadels drogen vanuit zichzelf nadat ze rijp zijn. Het grote verschil om te weten is dat de kleine plakkerige dadels die veelal worden aangeboden in glucosestroop worden gekonfijt.

 

Nog enkele sfeerbeelden van Kerst en Nieuwjaar.

  

 

 

 

Merry Christmas from CHOCOLATERIE-PATISSERIE VERCRUYSSE

 

KERST & NIEUWJAAR 2014 / 2015

PATISSERIE

Buches voor 3, 4, 5 & 6 personen (€ 5.00,-/p.p.)

Coulis en anglaise vanillesaus (€ 4.00,-)

1/ MAROU

AMANDELMELK-VANILLEMOUSSE, CHOCOLADEMOUSSE “Treasure Island” VIETNAM.

2/ GRENADA

AMANDELPRALINEMOUSSE, CHOCOLADEMOUSSE “Grenada Chocolate Company”.

3/ VIRUNGA

NOUGAT DE MONTELIMARMOUSSE, CHOCOLADEMOUSSE “Cru Virunga” CONGO.

4/ PACARI

CREMEUX “spicy sweet”, ESMERALDA 42% EN PACARI 70% “raw” CHOCOLADE.

5/ SWEET

CRANBERRIEMOUSSE EN TONKA-FRAMBOOS INTERIEUR

VOOR BIJ DE KOFFIE: MACARONS, PRALINES, KOEKJES, ORANGETTES, ETC…

OPENINGSUREN VOOR DE FEESTDAGEN

WEEK 51

vrijdag   19/12   8u – 18u30′

zaterdag 20/12   8u – 18u30′

zondag   21/12   7u – 17 uur

WEEK 52

maandag gesloten en dinsdag gesloten

woensdag  24/12   8u – 18 uur

Kerstdag   25/12   8u – 16 uur

vrijdag      26/12  gesloten

zaterdag    27/12   8u – 18u30′

zondag      28/12  7u30 – 17 uur

WEEK 1

maandag gesloten en dinsdag gesloten

woensdag  31/12   8u – 18 uur

Nieuwjaar 1 januari 8u – 16 uur

vrijdag      2 januari gesloten

zaterdag    3 januari  8u – 18u30′

zondag      4 januari  7u30 – 17 uur

Wij wensen u alvast een prettige Kerst & een Gelukkig Nieuwjaar!

 

Let’s talk chocolate 3

Laatste chocolade tasting deze week, voor Bekaert Zwevegem met internationaal gezelschap zoals steeds, waarvoor mijn dank.

Final chocolate tasting this week, Bekaert Zwevegem with international audience as always, thanks.

1/ Luker cacao Nevado

White Chocolate, couverture, made from 100% fine flavor cocoa beans of South American Origin. Total non-deoderized cocoa butter content is 34% and milk content is 18%.

2/ Banus milkchocolate 36% cacao

At Banus they have stived to create milk chocolate which keeps the nuances of aroma and flavor of cocoa. Very balanced in the mouth, with lactic hints, aromas of caramel toffee and a long cocoa finish.

3/ Nahua 39% cacao Costa Rica

Delicious milk tablet with 39% cocoa, creamy and exquisitely refined. Good to suit all tastes.

4/ Taza Stone ground Dominican 70% Dark

Handcrafted in small batches from single origin Dominican cacao, this bar strikes the perfect balance of bitter with sweet. Bright red-berry notes blend with a hint of biodynamic vanilla, and stone refining leaves a subtle, intriguing texture in the bar.

5/ Danta Chocolate 70% dark

Guatemala has been producing cacao for a very long time but was always sold to foreign chocolate makers. It’s great things change worldwide and more and more passionate chocolate lovers start producing chocolate from their ‘own’ beans. Until a couple of years ago, most cacao farmers didn’t even know what was made of their cacao beans.

The name Danta comes from ‘La Danta’, the 8th largest Pyramid in the world in El Mirador, Guatemala, and a archeological excavation.

The ’Finca Las Acacias’ chocolate has a distinctive, a little lemony taste

6/ Pralus biologique 75% Ecuador
nose: mild
top: herbal, oregano or mild rosemary
base: slight bitterness, like with green tea
end of mouth: herbal bouquet continues to unfold, with a slight spearmint

7/ Tejas Chocolate 70% Madagascar Cacao “Capistrano”

With unique lite reddish color and prominent fruity flavors like red berries and citrus Madagascar Cacao truly has no identity crises. This is a milder chocolate and often a good way for milk chocolate lovers to ease into dark chocolate.

8/ Tejas Chocolate 70% Dominican Republic Cacao  “Presidio”

A family farm produces this certified organic Hispaniola cocoa bean. For us, this is chocolate from our childhood. It’s malty and rich, with nice caramel notes.

9/ The Grenada Chocolate Company “Salty-licious”

Grenada Chocolate “SALTY-LICIOUS” 71% Cacao Organic Varietal Chocolate Bars with Caribbean Sea Salt. Organic Bittersweet Chocolate Bar with Caribbean Sea Salt.

10/ Pacari 100% Raw

The 100% Cacao has hints of fruit and spices with a perfect balance of slight acidity and bitterness in the unsweetened cacao. All of the cacao ingredients in our raw chocolate are minimally processed and kept at low temperatures to maintain the antioxidants and complex flavour profile of the natural cacao.

 

Let’s talk chocolate 2

Na een kleine handigheidsoefening van de deelnemers, ze gaan namelijk wat mouleerwerk krijgen, komen we aan deze chocolade-tasting:

1/ Luker cacao Nevado

White Chocolate, couverture, made from 100% fine flavor cocoa beans of South American Origin. Total non-deoderized cocoa butter content is 34% and milk content is 18%. Product is certified Kosher. Product format is convenient portioning and melting.

2/ Banus milkchocolate 36% cacao

At Banus they have stived to create milk chocolate which keeps the nuances of aroma and flavor of cocoa. Very balanced in the mouth, with lactic hints, aromas of caramel toffee and a long cocoa finish.

3/ Nahua 39% cacao Costa Rica

Delicious milk tablet with 39% cocoa, creamy and exquisitely refined. Good to suit all tastes.

4/ Danta Chocolate 60% Finca Los Ujuxtes Guatemala

Guatemala chocolate maker Carlos Eichenberger creates this small-batch artisan chocolate entirely from local cacao grown on the Finca Las Acacias and Finca Los Ujuxtes plantations. The fragrance is big, olivy, and crisp; the flavor full and fruity, perfectly balanced between tart and sweet.

5/ Mãnoa 60% Hawaiian SALTED PINEAPPLE AND CHILI PEPPER

This bar is a beautiful combination of sweet and spicy. With sunny, salted, Hawaiian Pineapple, this bar takes you right to the Hawaiian pineapple fields. We then pluck ripe Hawaiian Ghost Peppers from our back yard and infuse them into our 60% Dark Milk chocolate. Don’t be scared, we put just enough in this bar to give your taste buds that ghostly tingle without the burn.

6/ Pralus biologique 75% Madagascar
This tastes quite different from the non-organic Pralus bar to me.
nose: mild
top: tangy, (not as sweet as mango and not as bitter as grapefruit), green,
base: dry grass
end of mouth: short, earthy

7/Akesson’s SPChocolate Bali 75%  

Supporting the preservation of traditional farmers, Big Tree Farms, with direct support from USAID and AMARTA, has created in Bali the first fully integrated Central Processing Unit (CPU) in Indonesia for the efficient fermentation, drying, warehousing and sale of cacao. We specially selected with them trinitario cocoa beans from the two Sukrama brothers’ Farms in the Melaya Area.               These are the first Bali Single Origin bar ever made in Europe. The dark version has fruity hints of papaya and mango.

8/ Pacari 100% Raw

The 100% Cacao has hints of fruit and spices with a perfect balance of slight acidity and bitterness in the unsweetened cacao. All of the cacao ingredients in our raw chocolate are minimally processed and kept at low temperatures to maintain the antioxidants and complex flavour profile of the natural cacao.

 

Let’s talk chocolate.

Chocolate tasting 02/10/2014 voor PNB Paribas Fortis

1/ Banus White Chocolate (minimum 30% cacao)

Made with pure cocoa butter and cane sugar. Its taste is clean without saturating the palate. The aroma is floral with lactic hints from the best milk.Banus was born of the experience of two young entrepreneurs who are passionate about the world of cocoa and chocolate. We make our chocolates from a selection of the best organic cocoa plantations. They are the result of research on fermentation of the beans.Our production process is studied with passion and careful craftsmanship. Cocoa, pure cocoa butter and sugar cane are the essential ingredients to create the fine chocolate with aroma and flavor that you will find in our brand Banus Organic.

2/ Blanxart milk chocolate Brasil 36%

Didn’t know Spain made chocolate? Do you really think the conquistadors were looking for gold? Well they found it, black gold – delicious cocoa. Blanxart has the secret of creating a world class chocolate. they select their own cocoa beans from Ecuador, Brazil, Cameroon, The Ivory Coast and Guinea, and then roast them to ensure the right blend, aroma and texture. After roasting and refining the beans, fresh all natural ingredients are blended in to create one of the best quality chocolates in the world. Their rustic, award-winning packaging reflects the natural, hand-made process.

3/ Hoja Verde 50% dark-milk chocolate

Deze 50% dark chocolate & milk is niet zo zoet als de meeste andere melkchocolades. Je proeft nog heel goed de cacao en de room in de chocolade.

De chocolade is gemaakt van 100% biologisch gecertificeerdenacional cacaobonen. De vermaarde verfijnde bonen uit Ecuador. Minder dan 30% van de totale cacao productie is aromatisch en daarvan hebben de Nacional cacaobonen uit Ecuador het hoogste percentage aroma. Op de plantages wordt er rekening gehouden met de instandhouding van de natuurlijke hulpbronnen en het milieu. De nacional cacaobomen groeien tussen/onder de tropische planten en bomen, waardoor er een natuurlijk evenwicht is. Dit is beter voor zowel de boer als het milieu op de lange termijn.

4 / Banus Caribbean Origen Dark Chocolate (minimum 62% cocoa)

This chocolate is made from selected cocoa from the Caribbean Islands.
Its flavor is typical of Trinitario cocoa, with mild, aromatic and persistent hints.

5/  The Grenada Chocolate Company Nib-a-Licious 60% Chocolate

This bar does have a complex flavour in that the naturally acidic of the Grenada chocolate is reduced a great deal with the use of the sugar and cocoa butter but then taken in a slightly different direction by the cocoa nibs that are included into the mix and can be visibly seen as you unwrap the bar from its foil. In terms of flavour notes I found it to be mainly banana and mangoes which was a delight and seemed to produce a Caribbean punch like experience. Furthermore, this bar is suitable for vegans and is gluten free.

6/ Taza stoneground chocolate Dominican 70% Dark

Handcrafted in small batches from single origin Dominican cacao, this bar strikes the perfect balance of bitter with sweet. Bright red-berry notes blend with a hint of biodynamic vanilla, and stone refining leaves a subtle, intriguing texture in the bar. 100%

7/ Pralus biologique 75% Tanzania

Francois Pralus is een ware meester in het maken van chocolade. Hij is een van de weinigen in Frankrijk die nog zelf zijn eigen chocolade maakt. Voor de cacao reist hij de hele wereld rond op zoek naar de allerbeste kwaliteit en de beste plantages, met name uit Zuid-Amerika en Indonesië. Inmiddels heeft hij ook een eigen plantage in Madagaskar.

Tanzania: spicy, woody, floral, long on the finish. Woody and spicy flavours are most notable in our Tanzania bar. Forastero-type trees growing in volcanic soil along with a slow roasting of the beans result in a chocolate with a range of flavour profile.

8/  Marou: DONG NAI 72%

It begins like an evocative tale from old Indochina with two French émigrés crossing paths for the first time while trekking through a Vietnamese jungle. But that’s how the co-founders of Marou — Faiseurs de Chocolat first met.

This chocolate Dong Nai 72%  is made with cocoa that is produced at MAROU’s own cacao fermentation and drying station near Cat Tien Natural Park in Dong Nai province, making it a very rare ‘pod-to-bar’ chocolate. This chocolate is mild with surprising notes of Spice.

9/ Kallari 75% Cacao – Hints of passion fruit and cloves.

Kallari is committed to community viability and economic growth, through knowledge sharing, the preservation of Kichwa cultural traditions and natural resource conservation.

Kallari (Kahl-ya-di) is the Kichwa verb that means “to begin” or “to commence”. Kallari also refers to the beginning times, or how our ancestors used to live. Our effort is a new beginning to empower future generations, meanwhile remembering the traditions of our Nation.

10/ Pacari 100% Raw

The 100% Cacao has hints of fruit and spices with a perfect balance of slight acidity and bitterness in the unsweetened cacao. All of the cacao ingredients in our raw chocolate are minimally processed and kept at low temperatures to maintain the antioxidants and complex flavour profile of the natural cacao.

 

Chocolatetasting 25/09/2014

1/ Tejas Chocolate Capistrano 70% Single Origin Cacao from Madagascar

The cocoa bean used for our Capistrano Bar comes from Madagascar.  Bright red berry and citrus fruit flavor notes come on fast while a mild chocolate flavor lingers after.  The color of this chocolate is a red clay brick making this one of the more beautiful chocolates in the world.  This chocolate pairs fantastic with Pinot Noir or medium bodied red wines.

2/ Danta Chocolate White with cacaonibs

Wandering around the tropical building, I overheard the words between a chocolatier and an eager customer “chocolate in Guatemala.” Wait!————I thought with a surge of excitement and even a rush of jealousy————that’s my story. I made my way to the front of the queue and discovered the high voltage Belgian chocolatier Geert Vercruysse presenting an entire range of ganache-filled bon bons highlighting the chocolate of small artisan producers around the world including———in addition to Marou, Pacari, Dick Taylor, and Taza————Danta chocolate from Guatemala! Vercruysse’s Danta bon bons—made of nothing but Carlos Eichenberger’s chocolate…

3/ The Grenada Chocolate Company Nib-a-Licious 60% Chocolate

This bar does have a complex flavour in that the naturally acidic of the Grenada chocolate is reduced a great deal with the use of the sugar and cocoa butter but then taken in a slightly different direction by the cocoa nibs that are included into the mix and can be visibly seen as you unwrap the bar from its foil. In terms of flavour notes I found it to be mainly banana and mangoes which was a delight and seemed to produce a Caribbean punch like experience. Furthermore, this bar is suitable for vegans and is gluten free.

4/ Kallari “Sacha”:  Organic Dark 60% cacao with Roasted Coffee Beans.

Kallari “Sacha” Ecuador Chocolate Bars. Kallari’s artisanal line of chocolates, “Sacha” bars are crafted from a more rustic chocolate made from organic cacao beans. Roasted coffee beans in medium dark chocolate. Likchaachik (“wide-awake” in the Kichwa language): The energy one feels from coffee.

5/ Marou “Treasure Island” 75%:

Marou Chocolate hand selected the finest cacao beans grown on small family-owned farms on the remote island of Tan Phu Dong (Đảo Kho Báu), stretching from the two northernmost arms of the Mekong Delta all the way into the sea. This is a truly the rarest of rare chocolate. The taste  likes molasses, prune and notes of berry.

6/ Pacari 100% Raw:

The 100% Cacao has hints of fruit and spices with a perfect balance of slight acidity and bitterness in the unsweetened cacao. All of the cacao ingredients in our raw chocolate are minimally processed and kept at low temperatures to maintain the antioxidants and complex flavour profile of the natural cacao.

7/ Banus organic 62% Caribe:

This chocolate is made from selected cocoabeans from the Caribbean Islands. Its flavor its typical of Trinitario cocoa, Mild aromatic and persistent hints.

8/ Akesson’s Bali Sukrama Farms 75%:

The chocolate’s aroma contained earth, roast, spice, and wood scents.
The taste included spice, roast, and fruit flavors. The roast tasted of coffee and the fruit included mango. I also noticed sweetness and some acidity. The final aftertaste was somewhat bitter and slightly acidic.

9/ Pacari Chocolate 70% Raw nube:

This bar is fine crafted individually and will only be available for a limited time. Nube means “cloud” in English, and is special because all cacao in the Nube bar is sourced from a single source in Ecuador, making this bar truly one of a kind. Don’t miss the chance to try this limited edition bar before it’s too late!

10/ Pralus Biologique Ghana 75%:

This Madagascan chocolate bar is made from organic Criollo cocoa, giving it a fresh, minty and fruity flavour and lightly acidic taste.

 

Ecuador, where the fatty beans used to make chocolate

Chocolate Has New Latin King as Ecuador Overtakes Brazil…

 

Cocoa Disneyland