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Wild Treats Raw Bar

The Wild Treats Raw Bar, like Verde Restaurant, is aligned with the health-conscious nutrition philosophy of PachaMama.

Wild Treats Raw Bar

It is a unique snack bar that serves freshly made, mouthwatering drinks, snacks, chocolates, and desserts made with local, organic, raw and fresh products. Many items on the juice & dessert bar menu include superfoods. No artificial flavorings, preservatives, colors, or chemicals are added to any of the items on the menu – everything is 100% natural.

The Wild Treats Raw Bar is one opportunity for a Work Exchange participant to help support the community in daily life.

The bar

The bar

An assortment of raw chocolate and irresistible desserts, cakes, ice creams and cookies, are always available. Light raw vegan meals are prepared and served daily, as an alternative to cooked foods. The Wild Treats Cacao Bar is a popular meeting point for people with high food consciousness. It also supports the Body Cleanse participants in maintaining a healthy diet during and after the cleanse.

Smoothies and drinks

Smoothies and drinks

Wild Treats’ rich and nourishing smoothies have become many people’s alternative to breakfast. Other, lighter beverages include coconut water and fresh fruit juices such as highly nutritious drinks like the Vitamin C drink, made from oranges, strawberries, aloe vera, and passion fruit.

Cacao

Cacao

The main ingredient of the Wild Treats is the raw organic cacao bean. Being introduced to raw cacao was a major revolution in PachaMama’s culinary climate. Inspired by the pre-Columbian tradition and the raw movement, unprocessed chocolate with its incredible nutritional benefits became a major ingredient in snacks, desserts and drinks. The popular cacao shot, homemade chocolate, desserts and smoothies were all inspired by this amazing superfood.

The Aztecs attributed the creation of the cocoa plant to their god Quetzalcoatl who descended from heaven on a beam of a morning star carrying a cocoa tree stolen from paradise.  They believed that wisdom and power came from eating the fruit of the cocoa tree, and also that it had nourishing, fortifying, and even aphrodisiac qualities.

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