Cacao Paste Recipe Converter

Substitute commercial chocolate with our 100% farm-fresh cacao mass from Bocas del Toro, Panama

From Our Farm to Your Kitchen

This tool was created specifically for Finca Montezuma customers to help you use our pure, single-origin cacao mass in your favorite recipes.

Our cacao mass (also known as cacao paste or chocolate liquor) contains 50% cacao solids and 50% natural cacao butter - ideal for creating your own chocolate creations with precise control over sweetness.

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Finca Montezuma

Bocas del Toro, Panama

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Most commercial chocolate bars add extra cacao butter for smoothness. Check the ingredients list - if cacao butter is listed separately from cacao mass, select "Yes".
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Regular dark chocolate typically has 35-45% fat content. Most commercial chocolate bars contain added cacao butter beyond the natural amount in cacao mass.

Chocolate Composition:

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Cacao solids Cacao butter (fat) Sugar
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Example: 100g

This ensures the proper fat ratio in your recipe. Turn off only if you're adjusting fat content separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is cacao mass?

Our cacao mass (also known as cacao liquor) is 100% pure cacao. It contains exactly 50% cacao solids and 50% natural cacao butter. It is unsweetened and serves as the pure foundation for all chocolate making.

Is your cacao mass organic?

We grow our cacao according to organic and regenerative permaculture principles, without any synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. While we are not officially certified, we prioritize the health of our soil and ecosystem in everything we do.

Can I use ceremonial cacao instead of your cacao mass?

Yes, ceremonial cacao is a 1:1 replacement for our cacao mass. Ceremonial cacao is essentially the same pure product, but it is often prepared with a specific intention and energetic focus. Both are 100% pure cacao with no additives. You may also see cacao mass referred to as cacao paste, cocoa paste, cacao liquor, baking chocolate, or unsweetened chocolate.

How should I store my cacao mass?

Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. There is no need to refrigerate it; in fact, a stable room temperature is best for preserving the delicate aromatic oils.

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