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Merida De Cakawa: the Chocolate Collection that Claims that Venezuelan Cocoa Is Andean

Summary by El Estímulo
With the support of two historians and a research carried out for more than a year, the chocolate shop states that the origin of the Creole cocoa is in the Ancon de Maruma, which is now El Vigía. The collection offers four chocolates from different farms that seek to honor that origin.
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With the support of two historians and a research carried out for more than a year, the chocolate shop states that the origin of the Creole cocoa is in the Ancon de Maruma, which is now El Vigía. The collection offers four chocolates from different farms that seek to honor that origin.

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El Estímulo broke the news in on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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