NATIERRA Himalania Organic Cacao Powder Pouch | Non-GMO & Vegan | 8 Ounce

I bought this to make hot cocoa at work and it seems to be fine. I like that it's organic and fair. traded. As for health benefits or energy level, I can't really say I noticed anything but I would buy again.

I am really enjoying this cacao powder! I can't have cocoa and this is a wonderful substitute! Also it says it feeds a child with every bag you purchase. The price is also very attractive!I make it with water, add some coconut milk to it or Almond milk and a tiny bit of stevia and it's great!

This is my favorite cacao powder for baking and making my own chocolate milk at home. I wish Amazon had a larger bag or bottle of this. The zipper bag can get a little messy but doesn’t really bother me. Great affordable cacao powder! Priced cheaper than in-store options.

Great on yogurt, in smoothies , ice cream, yogurt, in baking goodies. I really enjoy the flavor.

Healthy alternative to packaged Cocoa. My 3yr old grandson loves the homemade Cacao. We know exactly what's in what he is drinking. This makes us feel better. He calls it his "coffee".

Not the market leader, but I have always found it just as good. There may be a subtle difference in flavor but have not done a side by side comparison.

I can’t tolerate coffee, so I make a cup of hot cacao in the morning when I start my day! Mine is also dairy and sugar free with almond milk, agave, and a touch of vanilla. Yummy and healthy, too.

Definitely a good flavor that isn’t too acidic or bitter, but I feel like I’ve had better quality and flavored cacao powder before.I like that it displays its origins on the package and that it’s used as a means for donating to those in need. It has a pretty good nutritional profile with a high number of grams of protein per calories. It has a pretty good nutritional profile with a high number of grams of protein per calories.I just wish the bag would specify if it were a raw or cold-pressed cacao powder or not. Since it isn’t labeled that way I’m inclined to believe that it isn’t, but I’m not particularly familiar with the process of making a cacao powders.I do find myself a little bit weirded out by the label on the bag that says you could be exposed to cadmium: I do find myself a little bit weirded out by the label on the bag that says you could be exposed to cadmium via this product. It’s one of those warning labels required for California. Still it’s a little bit offputting to see that on something that you’re trying to consume as a “super food“.Are use the cacao powder mostly to make chocolate Chia seed pudding, as shown in my pictures.I would probably buy a different cacao powder next time. One that specified that it was raw and/or cold-pressed. Additionally, I feel like I have found cacao powder of that sort for a better price before.Finally, I feel like this cacao powder doesn’t have a very strong chocolate flavor. Even when I mix it with sweeteners and/or vanilla or other ingredients for a recipe, I’ve found it rather hard to achieve a strong chocolate flavor with this.