What is the crossword clue for the answer: CACAO

A.C.A. Co. export from the East Indies - may be the clue you are looking for!

Bean from which chocolate comes - may be the clue you are looking for!

Bean taken to Europe by Cortes - may be the clue you are looking for!

Bean used as pre-Columbian currency - may be the clue you are looking for!

Bean used in making chocolate - may be the clue you are looking for!

Bean-bearing tree - may be the clue you are looking for!

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Beans that can come in football-sized pods - may be the clue you are looking for!

Butter source - may be the clue you are looking for!

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CACAO

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Dictionary definitions:

Word: cacao
Phonetic: /kəˈkeɪ̯əʊ̯/
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A tree, Theobroma cacao, whose seed is used to make chocolate.

This tree's seed, the cocoa bean.

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A.C.A. Co. export from the East Indies

Bean from which chocolate comes

Bean taken to Europe by Cortes

Bean used as pre-Columbian currency

Bean used in making chocolate

Bean-bearing tree

Bean-yielding tree

Beans that can come in football-sized pods

Butter source

Candy making bean

Chocolate base

Chocolate basis

Chocolate bean

Chocolate necessity

Chocolate need

Chocolate source

Chocolate tree

Chocolate-yielding tree

Confectioners bean

Confectioners raw material

Creme de -- (liqueur)

Creme de ___

Creme de ___ (chocolate liqueur)

Crme de ___

Crme de ___ (chocolate liqueur)

Crme de ___ (grasshopper ingredient)

Dessert bean

Evergreen whose seeds are used to make candy

Hershey company purchase

Hersheys raw material

Important West Indies crop

Kind of bean

Liquer flavoring

Major Cte dIvoire export

Major export of Ivory Coast

Seize articles o confectioner

Source of chocolate

Tree of genus Theobroma

Tree that provides for chocoholics

Tree thats the source of chocolate

Tree used to make chocolate

Tree whose seeds give us chocolate

Tree with chocolate-yielding seeds

Tree with pods

Tropical evergreen

Tropical evergreen tree

Tropical tree

Tropical tree cultivated for its seeds

Tropical tree with big seedpods

Wonkas favorite tree?

The chocolate tree.

Tropical tree, source of chocolate.

Ingredient of chocolate.

Seed used to make chocolate.

Seed used in chocolate.

Liqueur flavoring

Crème de ___

Flavoring bean

Tree whence chocolate comes

Cocoa source

Cameroon export

Confectioner's raw material

Tree that's the source of chocolate

Major Côte d'Ivoire export

Tree with large seedpods on its trunk

Chocolate component

Bean harvested by the Aztecs

Raw material for Cadbury

Tree with seeds used to make chocolate

Tropical tree, the source of chocolate

Accountants love this bean

More than one accountant has love for this chocolate supplier

Accountants love this tree

Cocoa and chocolate are one originally

Whence chocolate

Chocolate-making bean

Source of a mole poblano ingredient

Evergreen bean

Tropical tree is about calcium, nothing 15

Daisy sounded out by stutterer in tree

Tree over two acacia hedges

Candies and chocolates and others: source of all of those?

Beans that often come in football-sized pods

Raw material for The Hershey Company

Chocoholics would go crazy without this evergreen tree

Crème de ___ (chocolate liqueur)

Equatorial plantation crop

Chocolate producer from a hundred with a gong in 23?

Extension

Substantial growth roughly doubled with ending of embargo

Chocolate seed

Source of cocoa, chocolate

Bean made into chocolate

Crème de __: sweet liqueur

Tree producing beans used to make chocolate

Bean plant harvested for its sweet pulp

Tree whose seeds are used to make chocolate

Tropical tree needs roughly twice what we need to breathe

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