Puro cacao
Carisa Becerra explains the origin of the smell of chocolate at the Perú stand in Reale Seguros Madrid Fusión. She notes that there are ten major genetic varieties of cacao worldwide, with six of them found in Perú. The country's stand at the event offers a variety of native chocolates for visitors to taste.
- ▪There are ten major genetic varieties of cacao worldwide.
- ▪Six of these varieties can be found in Perú.
- ▪The smell and flavor of chocolate come from the fermentation and roasting of cacao beans.
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| Original publisher | Ideal |
| Canonical URL | https://www.ideal.es/planes/madrid-fusion/puro-cacao-20180122171936-ntrc.html |
| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 15:52:28 +0200 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-07-24T13:52:39.305Z |
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Puro cacao Carisa Becerra explica en el 'stand' de Perú en Seguros Reale Madrid Fusión de dónde viene el olor del chocolate Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Carisa Becerra, en el 'stand de Perú. (Óscar Chamorro) Óscar Chamorro Madrid 22/01/2018 Actualizado 23/01/2018 - 10:14h. En el mundo existen diez grandes variedades genéticas de cacao. Seis de ellas se pueden encontrar en Perú. Por eso, en el 'stand' que el país tiene en Reale Seguros Madrid Fusión, se pueden degustar todo tipo de chocolates nativos. Carisa Becerra explica a los asistentes cuándo se originan el olor y los sabores característicos del chocolate. "Hemos abierto una mazorca de cacao, de donde extraemos los granos.
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