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  1. Grown, roasted and ground by the Mujeres de Xochis Collective in Guerrero, Mexico using local cacao and evaporated cane juice (piloncillo). The chocolate beans are roasted on clay pans before being stoneground with soft cinnamon (canela). Ideal for hot cocoa, grated over oatmeal, in baked goods, or for making mole For delicious hot cocoa, break discs into pieces and whisk into hot milk as it dissolves. (A blender works, too!) Use 2 discs per liter of milk or water 13 ounce box of 5 individually wrapped
    Traditional Mexican Cacao: For Drinking, Baking and Cooking
    $19.00
  2. traditional Mexican vanilla. Contents: Vanilla bean extractive in purified water, 10% alcohol, vanillin No additives or preservatives, all natural Gluten Free 3.3 oz. bottle
    Traditional Mexican Vanilla - Excellent Quality!
    $24.00
  3. This mix is perfect for making delicious Frybread right at home. Its as easy as just adding water. Tasty and fluffy, enjoy it with honey, powdered sugar, cinnamon, salt, or all the above! Great for tacos. Vegan 1.7 pound bag This product is recognized by the American Indian Foods program and carries the "Made/Produced by American Indians" trademark which is promoted by The Intertribal Agriculture Council as a platform for American Indian food businesses to showcase their products and share Tr
    Traditional Navajo Frybread Mix
    $12.00
  4. 2.7 oz (77g) package of two Mexican-style stone ground organic and direct trade vanilla flavor dark chocolate discs by Taza Chocolate
    VANILLA - Organic Chocolate Mexicano
    $6.00
  5. A really lovely cousin to the Anasazi bean, Vaquero have intriguing black and white markings, similar to an appaloosa horse. The flavor is somewhat like the Anasazi, but a little lighter. It also has an inky, black pot liquor. It looks cool and tastes great.
    Vaquero Beans - Heirloom
    $8.50
  6. Organic Heirloom Pima Club Wheat Pinole made from mesquite parched and stone milled wheat berries.
    Wheat Pinole: Pilkañ Haakĭ Chu'i
    $8.50
  7. Named White Bordal beans they are also known as Mortgage Lifters due to their enormous size. Cook up similar to limas. Meaty texture and a good alternative because they are very satisfying to eat. 1 lb bag.
    White Bordal/Mortgage Lifter Beans
    $7.00
  8. These wheat berries can be cooked whole or cracked and used as a side dish or added to salads Certified organic, Non-GMO 24 oz. bag
    White Sonora Wheat Berries (S-MOIK PILKAÑ, soft wheat)
    $10.50
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  9. Chiltepin is one of the hottest chiles in the world, with an instant explosion of heat that lingers just long enough Dried whole and ready to use to add a kick to any dish
    Whole Chiltepin - 1 oz. Jar
    $20.00
  10. Chiltepin is one of the hottest chiles in the world, with an instant explosion of heat that lingers just long enough Dried whole and ready to use to add a kick to any dish
    Whole Chiltepin - 1/4 oz. Bag
    $7.00
  11. Rancho Gordo Yellow Eye Heirloom beans. Great for stews, navy bean soup and baked beans
    Yellow Eye Beans - Heirloom
    $8.50