Is Cocoa Safe for Health? Should We Buy?

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ALL:

I am considering making a very large bulk purchase

of approx $3,000 for cocoa powder in canisters

from the following website:

http://www.sacofoods.com/premiumcocoa.html

You all see the full product specs, and you see the

manufacturer of the cocoa powder that I am planning

to buy in bulk.

Question 1: Is there a better cocoa than this?

My Answer 1: No -- I have looked far and wide.

There is none better, with lower calories

and lower fats. Furthermore, it is

a blend of natural and Dutched cocoa,

very delicious, and almost Heavenly.

Your Answer 1: Tell me if you think there is a better.

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Question 2: Are cocoa powder drinks safe to drink

for health and nutrition?

My Answer 2: First, its calories are near zero.

That is important. Second, the powder

is rich in cocoa bio-flavenoids, known to

be heart healthy and powerful anti-oxidants.

Third, it has almost no fat -- so lipid

peroxidation is not a problem.

Your Answer 2: Tell me if you think there is a reason

that this product may be poor for health.

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Question 3: What is the shelf life of this product?

Will it store, since I am getting it in bulk?

My Answer 3: I have seen and tested the product, which comes

in sealed canisters. The manufacturer claims

that the product stores forever, and that it

does not oxidize because it is ultra-low fat,

and retains its flavor indefinitely.

Your Answer 3: Tell me if you think there may be a reason

to believe differently.

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Question 4: I am thinking on giving away a free canister of

this product to everyone who buys Sucralose

as a free gift. Is this reasonable?

My Answer 4: I have no choice. I must promote the

product to help me draw down my supply.

I can not afford to be caught with a ton.

The cost of one can is small. The cost

to carry a huge supply is gigantic.

Your Answer 4: Tell me if you think differently, or have

a better plan. And it is an ideal product,

so far as I can tell. I see nothing that

comes close.

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My Question 5: The cost will probably be about $4.00 per

can, and mailing it will be for free to

anywhere in the US. Minimum purchase will

probably be 24 canisters ($96.00, which I

will probably just round up to an even $100.00).

Is this pricing structure is fair?

My Answer 5: The cost is very important to be able to

handle a bulk supply and not get caught.

I know of no better product anywhere, that

tastes better, costs less, and comes to

your door. So, I think it is fair.

Your Answer 5: Tell me if you think differently, or can

see a difficulty, especially for people

who are familiar with cocoa.

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Side note: This cocoa powder I have tried for a week.

To me, it is remarkable (my evaluation -- others

might think different). It is beyond belief

in its flavor, taste, low calories, low fat, and

energy " pick-me-up " benefits. Plus it has some

subtle unmentioned benefits too, that some people

have already hinted and remarked about, as evidenced

subtly (or not so, maybe) in the movie " Chocolat " ,

which conveys benefits of the beverage. Basically,

it makes people happy -- almost euphoric, esp when

there lives are painful or deprived.

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Any feedback I get will be helpful. If such an ideal product

were available somewhere else, or for less cost, I sure would

want to know about it first, before committing myself to a

large purchase -- only to get stuck with it later.

Also, if I plan to consume it myself, assurance that it is

safe and good for health is paramount. The manufacturer

specifications are given above. Your feedback is solicited.

Have I forgotten anything in these considerations above?

-- Warren