Making CHOCOLATE : CACAO tree to CHOCOLATE BAR

Looks like a FIELD TRIP FRIDAY! This couple created a industry FOR FARMERS in Hawaii. This is the only place in America that this fruit will grow. We walk you through the seed pod to harvest to production. Hope you enjoy the video and see you on the next one
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[deborapettigrew]

Wow that was a great educational video. I knew where it came from but not the Ins and outs of processing. Just a super vid

[lisabooker]

This young woman’s passion is really pretty heartwarming. I love how excited she was about being able to pay the farmers a good wage. Nice to see some integrity. TFS! God Bless ~Lisa

[wendyrowland]

Beautiful product, I can see that from the shine on the bars. We need to deny big business monopolising everyone and feeding us crap. Support viable local business and give everyone in the food chain a fair deal. What a splendid initiative this business is, I am so impressed.

[michellew]

Been there in 2013 when I lived in Hawaii. At the time there was a chili pepper flavored one and it was AWESOME. Glad to support them.

[bebepoppy]

This is your best "Hawaii " video yet. We really enjoyed this one. The young v woman explaining their product there was really good. Vrry passionate about their convictions.

[daddykirbs]

Field Trip Friday!!! I love it. What a great story to share.

[dwaynekendall]

2 thumbs up, that was very cool. She is a great spokesperson. i will definitely check out their stuff .

[ourselfreliantlife]

Very cool and very smart! I like the fact that everything is based on the island. From sourcing to production to sales all right there. Very sustainable and a great way to help the Hawaiian economy. Fantastic work!👍🙏

[julieredlawski]

Loved this video! She really knew her stuff from plant to package. Thank you for sharing this with us. I was so happy with how many times your host reiterated paying the farmers well. Good for everybody!

[briant]

Wow that was full of information. She was so passionate about what they do and how she explained process. It's great to hear they strive to make a quality product.

[lindavestal]

Yum--Hawaiian coffee and now chocolate--a marriage made in heaven!

[maryrowe]

We grow coco in Jamaica, I cheat and throw the beans in the oven to roast after I dry them in the sun, we have sooo much and I'm thinking of going back and start exporting it as it could change the entire community for the better, it's all there growing and we'll plant more, you've inspired me .Thank you Stacey and Doug this video is the push I've needed, I'll let you know how it goes.

[peggyannparkes]

I went on this tour too, while I was in Oahu. It was fascinating and so informative. I certainly used my 20% discount.I even got some black volcano salt.

[Q-BinTom]

Very happy to see the return of field trip Friday. Thanks for taking us along.

[bellclan]

Fantastic!!! Thank you all so much for you continued time and efforts in helping to educate us!!

[shonitagarcia]

AWESOME!!! LOVED IT! This was a fun trip to see the chocolate factory! I learned so much! Who knew there were so many different types of chocolate from all over the world! Amazing! Thank you for sharing this!

[adulthoodadvantage]

Field trip, chocolate, Hawaii! Cacao goes in my coffee every morning. Great post!

[rachelsmith]

Thank you for sharing. I love chocolate and will appreciate the effort it takes to produce it.

[unconventionalforager]

The extent of information is impressive, I would direct gift recipients, from me, to this video of chocolate from Manoa. Just when I thought I knew enough I have been educated even more. I need Manoa in my life

[guerillagardner]

Wow! This is fabulous! The whole "Bean to Bar" concept is so great! You should team up with the Ubunto people to help a lot of communities all over the world! This is amazing! GREAT job, Manoa!! You are the future!!