Roasted Carob: Roasting Process, Aroma and Uses
When raw, carob has a sweet but distinctive, slightly sour smell. When roasted, its color darkens, gaining notes reminiscent of cocoa and coffee. This transformation makes carob the basic raw material of many products, from coffee substitutes to cocoa substitutes, from syrups to liqueurs.
Read MorePossible Side Effects of Carob and Allergies
Carob is a traditional food that has been consumed in the Mediterranean basin for a long time and is generally considered safe. However, as with any food, the quantity, product form and health status of the person are important in carob. Its high fiber and sugar content may cause digestive complaints or conditions that require attention in terms of blood sugar in some people.
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