Chocho

Enough food. Real stories. Nutrition made simple.

From the Andes, we share ancestral foods that nourish, support, and restore balance — without excess, without noise.

This is for you if…

You don’t want more
You want food that fits into real life.

You’re looking for clean, plant-based nutrition
Traditional proteins feel heavy or bloating
You want stady energy, not spikes and crashes
You care about what you put into your body
You want nourishment that supports you quietly

When nourishing your body feels complicated

Nutrition today is loud.

Too many products. Too many formulas. Too many promises.

Many people eat enough, but don’t feel nourished.

Energy fades. Digestion feels heavy. Food doesn’t truly support the body.

Eating well shouldn’t feel complicated.

It should feel natural.

Meet Chocho

Chocho is an ancient legume from the Andes, cultivated for centuries by indigenous communities.

It’s naturally complete and thoughtfully simple:

25g of plant-based protein per serving
All 9 essential amino acids
High in fiber
No fillers, no chemicals, no preservatives, no sugar
Light, gentle, and easy to digest

Chocho works because it is Super food - not a formula

DIFFERENTIATOR

Chocho vs Conventional Proteins

A quick comparison to show why food-first protein feels different.

Chocho Protein

Food-first

Food-first nutrition
Plant-based and complete
Naturally gentle on digestion
Minimal, clean ingredient profile
Integrates easily into daily life

Conventional Proteins

Processed-first

Often dairy-based
Highly processed
Artificial flavors and additives
Can feel heavy or bloating
Designed to “boost,” not nourish

How it changed everything

“I discovered chocho in Peru during a time when my body was completely depleted.

Strugling with pancreatic issues, There was not much food that I could eat.

I weighed just 80 pounds and had almost no energy.

Chocho wasn’t a supplement — it was food.

By drinking it once or twice a day, I slowly regained strength and nourishment without overwhelming my body.

Chocho didn’t just feed me.

It brought me back to life.”

— Lissette