Day 10: The Chocolate Caviar
Cacao nibs are crushed cacao beans. They have a strong taste and aroma that will take you to the roots of all chocolate products.
These cacao nibs I brought back for you are natural, roasted and covered in a delicate layer of premium 72% cacao dark chocolate for a delightful taste that will satisfy all of your cravings. They're not only delicious but also healthy! Did you know these chocolate covered cacao nibs are a good source of iron and antioxidants? This snack is definitely one of my favorites... I just can't get enough of it!
PS: Can be used as a snack, in desserts, toppings or trail mix.
-Nat the explorer

Day 11: The Energy Root
I made another discovery in the high Andes of Peru; the Maca root. I wondered what it was at first. Well it is grown and used as a root vegetable and a medicinal herb. It is known for having Vitamin C and Dietary fiber.
As I love to discover new delights, I was really happy to learn that you can get all the benefits of Maca by adding the powder to smoothies, drinks or recipes. It tastes malty and nutty!
I can assure you that we only chose the best macas out there and that they are harvested under organic methods.
PS: Can be mixed in smoothies, chocolate drinks, or desserts.
-Nat the explorer

Day 2: The Gourmet Berry
The view is incredible up here! I have been walking through the Himalayan mountains for a couple hours now and my guide is an old Tibetan monk. The only thing he can talk about is Goji berries!
The Goji berry has been a cherished fruit in Chinese and Tibetan medicines for centuries. No wonder it is called a Superfruit. This little red berry is actually filled with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. When covered with dark chocolate, which is sweet and flavorful, it becomes an even more delicious and enjoyable way to stay healthy! This amazing snack is also gluten-free.
PS: Can be eaten as a snack, in yogurt, granola or trail mix.
-Nat the explorer

Day 4: The Trail Berry
I was still hiking in the Himalayan Mountains with my old Tibetan guide. I brought myself a snack this time, a trail mix with Goji berries. The Goji berry has been a cherished fruit in Chinese and Tibetan medicines for centuries. No wonder this little red berry is called a superfruit; it is actually filled with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals.
This energy-filled fruit blend gave me the courage to keep going! Trust me, hiking in these mountains wasn't easy! This Trail Mix contains Goji berries, cranberries, blueberries, and strawberries. It tastes delicious and is rich in vitamin A and also a source of dietary fiber.
PS: Can be eaten as a snack, on the road, or during any outdoor activities.
-Nat the explorer