5:4 is the approximate ratio of purple seeds to white seeds in the pods coming from Marañón Canyon Cacao's genuine Nacional. Basically, a natural blend of sorts.

These little panned-chocolate nuggets take revelers back toward the finale of a long night inside Studio 54. What some thought were disco balls hanging from the ceiling, whose spangled stardust refracted off stage lights, turned out to be their own eyeballs rolling around the dance floor after falling out of their sockets & staring right back at them... dodging in between the boot heels (both male & female) to the thumpin’ rhythms.

Party heads then spent the rest of the wee hours scrambling furiously to pick ‘em up like lost contact lens (distant shades of Columbus’ first European encounter with cacáo when Chontal-Maya did likewise during a commotion that spilled beans all over the deck). If lucky, they’d grab a pair to pop back in, only to see they belonged to someone else (or better yet, a set from 2 different people causing severe cross-eyed astigmatism). The urban legend for the start of wild-freak multi-hued eye colors which ultimately became Marilyn Manson.

In the spirit of those times, these burnt beans similarly alter the outlook of taste-buds. Whoever made them probably comes from the same school that instructs people to cross a freeway with a blindfold on.