Sunday, 06 January 2008
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Written by
Tamara Bitticks
In the Mayan and the Nahuatl languages, the word Ki-xocolatl means: delectable chocolate. This name was chosen in honor of the two great pre-Hispanic cultures that dominated the cultivation of cocoa plants, and passed it on to modern man. The carefully selected criollo beans are toasted and refined until a fine paste is obtained, which based in European traditions is then carefully blended for a minimum of twelve hours. L’amandine uses only the finest ingredients in preparing its products to create the unique aroma and flavor of this crafted chocolate.