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they traded with cacao beans because they needed money to trade with so they decided to use cacao beans as there money they needed something to trade with so they used cacao beans they also used cacao beans to make chocolate they ate cacao beans to.

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What type of crop is cacao?

Cacao, is a type of evergreen tree, that produces pods of beans used to make cocoa and chocolate.


What did Jumanos trade?

They traded corn, squash, beans, animal skins, meats, and arrows.


Where do coco pods grow?

Cocoa pods grow on cacao trees (Theobroma cacao), which thrive in tropical climates. These trees are typically found in regions close to the equator, such as West Africa, Central and South America, and parts of Southeast Asia. Cocoa pods develop directly on the trunk and larger branches of the tree, where they mature in warm, humid conditions. The pods contain cocoa beans, which are harvested for chocolate production.


Can i grow cacao tree in India?

Yes, you can grow cacao trees in India, particularly in regions with a tropical climate, such as Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and parts of Maharashtra. Cacao trees thrive in shaded environments with well-drained, fertile soil and require consistent rainfall. It's important to protect them from extreme temperatures and pests. With the right conditions and care, cacao cultivation can be successful in these areas.


What part of south America did cocoa beans come from?

Cacao (or cocoa) beans are the seeds of an Amozonian fruiting tree. The Mexican Mayan kings would drink up to 30 pure chocolate drinks per day to maintain their vigour and valued the bean so highly that it was used as money. Theobroma cacao means 'food of the Gods'. the bean has 400 flavour compounds, which gives it 200% more flavour than any other food. If you eat the beans raw (buy from Health Food stores) you peel the bean first - it tastes very bitter. Very hard to get used to, and you can only nibble on it! Great to use crushed into smoothies or grind into coffee. http://www.powersuperfoods.com/cacaopower/cacaofacts.html