What is the meaning of Kokosmus? Google Translate gives up and translates it as Kokosmus. dict.cc says no entry found...

I am trying to figure this out after being directed in shops to coconut oil when asking for Kokosmus. I have tasted Kokosmus and I know it's different. But I don't have any words to say what is different about it because I don't know what it is. It is a coconut product but unlike coconut oil, it's still solid at warm room temperature, also it tastes delicious like you somehow swapped places to become the ruler of Kokosmia who lolls around getting the finest of everything (which I definitely could not convey properly in German...)

What is sold in the German speaking world as Kokosöl or Kokosfett is still solid and white at room temperature and fits your description.

I guess that it is coconut cream sold in a block, though tinnned or powdered may be acceptable substitutes

Do you want the kokosmus I accidentally bought in Germany? I was expecting something like a sweet coconut spread ( as it was on the shelf with nutella and the like) and was bitterly disappointed to find it is something similar in taste as well as texture to coconut oil, but still somewhat different and now don't know what to do with it.

BTW At the moment coconut oil is liquid as it melts around 27 celsius.

Maybe it's more of a German than a Swiss thing. I have been putting a spoon of it on fruit for dessert as an occasional change from cream. I like the texture just because (unlike coconut oil) it is solid and sits on top of the fruit. The texture is kind of like halva, not sure what else to compare it too. I couldn't find it at Alnatura or Vitrus and it does not seem to be a non-organic store type of product, even though they all have coconut oil. It is available online but I was trying to avoid the extra cost of delivery...

Is this the same ingredient needed for a proper Pina Colada or Painkiller ?

THIS http://www.bioverde.ch/product_info....99837a08a0d94b


is a nice Explanation


C-flesh, C-milk, C-butter VERMUST into a MUUS become the KOKOSNUSS-MUS