 Ingredientes: Azucar, cacao desgrasado en polvo, crema de cereal kola-malteado ( Harina de trigo, extracto de malta, aroma natural, extrazto de nuez de cola) Fosfato bicalcico, aromas, sal.
 Serving size 1 cup (240ml). Servings per container about 7. Calories 290. Total fat 2.4g, Protein 7g, Carbohydrates 78g, Calcium 38%, phosphorous 41%, magnesium 42%, iron 82%.* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. |
Original Cola Cao Chocolate Drink Mix Traditional Formula
$11.95 XL - 15oz/425g / BV-01
This is the original recipe of Cola Cao as it is sold in Spain. The extra large jar size makes 24 servings. The joy of all of the children of Spain is available through Tienda! Since I did not spend my childhood in Spain, I must admit that I cannot sing the Cola Cao song by heart - but I am working on it! If you were born in Spain, as are many in the Tienda community, I bet you are humming the song right now. Cola Cao appeared in the Spanish marketplace in 1946, but its popularity grew fast in 1950 when the manufacturer introduced a radio soap opera commercial which featured a catchy tune. From that moment on sales exploded until now 100 million pounds of Cola Cao are produced annually --- more than a kilo of Cola per Spaniard each year! Cola Cao is no longer a food product, it has become part of what is the culture of Spain -- much as are Maria cookies and the black Osborne bull that stands on hilltops throughout the country. Cola Cao is an integral part of the Spanish way of life.
This is the original recipe of Cola Cao as it is sold in Spain. The extra large jar size makes 24 servings. The joy of all of the children of Spain is available through Tienda! Since I did not spend my childhood in Spain, I must admit that I cannot sing the Cola Cao song by heart - but I am working on it! If you were born in Spain, as are many in the Tienda community, I bet you are humming the song right now. Cola Cao appeared in the Spanish marketplace in 1946, but its popularity grew fast in 1950 when the manufacturer introduced a radio soap opera commercial which featured a catchy tune. From that moment on sales exploded until now 100 million pounds of Cola Cao are produced annually --- more than a kilo of Cola per Spaniard each year! Cola Cao is no longer a food product, it has become part of what is the culture of Spain -- much as are Maria cookies and the black Osborne bull that stands on hilltops throughout the country. Cola Cao is an integral part of the Spanish way of life. (less info) |
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