1. Is this Dutch Cocoa powder?
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It is raw Cacao powder, which is not heated as much as cocoa powder in processing so the antioxidants are not destroyed. It is also much less bitter. We make our own chocolates with this and they require very little sweetener. It costs more that Cocoa, but it is healthier and very delicious!
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Hi Jose,That's a good question and I didn't think to check to see how much cocoa powder I actually received. I'm almost finished with this one, and I usually buy from other companies. I'd suggest contacting the seller or company. If it's not the amount it claims to be I would think you can get a refund (if you've already bought it) as it's incorrect advertizing. Good luck!
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This is pure cocoa powder, rich and dark and very delicious, it's my favorite. I have used up my supply so I can't tell Chantal the ingredients list, but I'm almost sure it only contains the cacao beans. Hope this is helpful.
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I just placed an order and would like to override the vanilla flavor for Dutch chocolate. Thank you!
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Nothing that I've noticed.This is rich with flavor and a real quality cocoa powder.
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This product is NOT Dutch processed and no alkalizing agents were added in the processing. Just 100% organic, raw, cacao powder made from premium Criollo cacao beans. Enjoy!
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From the Valrhona website: Pure Unsweetened Cocoa Powder Dutched Cocoa Powder (processed with alkali) A very pure and intense cocoa taste, with a very warm red mahogany color.
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Absolutely NOT. It is 100% dark chocolate cacao and very good stuff. I've been drinking it for more than 10 years, first purchasing it in expensive little cans when Mr. Scharffen and Mr. Berger were the owners. It does not taste like it has been changed since then. This is a good buy from Amazon, but you could go to Scharffenberger online and buy and try a small can to see if you like it before investing in a 4# bag.
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INGREDIENTS: organic cocoa powder with potassium carbonate as the acidity regulator. 97% fairtrade ingredients. May Contain milk, nuts, soya, cereals. Suitable for vegetarians. Made in the EU.Beans are certified organic as well as the soil.
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I don't know. The package doesn't look familiar, but, if I purchased it, I used it up months ago. Did I rate it? I can't remember. I'm sorry not to have more information for you. I know there are often questions about these products; one of the cacaos I am using now and liking has gotten good reviews except for one person, who tried to contact the company and ask why it tastes like Hershey's cocoa, and they didn't respond; the company, out of Arizona, also doesn't say the source. I've heard both good and bad about the "halla . . ." company--I wish you success in finding information; with cocoa it is always bewildering--I want raw, but some of the raw cacaos I have gotten have seemed full of chaff-- I don't know. The package doesn't look familiar, but, if I purchased it, I used it up months ago. Did I rate it? I can't remember. I'm sorry not to have more information for you. I know there are often questions about these products; one of the cacaos I am using now and liking has gotten good reviews except for one person, who tried to contact the company and ask why it tastes like Hershey's cocoa, and they didn't respond; the company, out of Arizona, also doesn't say the source. I've heard both good and bad about the "halla . . ." company--I wish you success in finding... » Read More I don't know. The package doesn't look familiar, but, if I purchased it, I used it up months ago. Did I rate it? I can't remember. I'm sorry not to have more information for you. I know there are often questions about these products; one of the cacaos I am using now and liking has gotten good reviews except for one person, who tried to contact the company and ask why it tastes like Hershey's cocoa, and they didn't respond; the company, out of Arizona, also doesn't say the source. I've heard both good and bad about the "halla . . ." company--I wish you success in finding information; with cocoa it is always bewildering--I want raw, but some of the raw cacaos I have gotten have seemed full of chaff-- « Show Less
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yes. the one I received is totally pure cocoa without any cocoa fat. great for baking.
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Wish I could answer your question but I do not drink hot cocoa so I don't have recipe for you. I do, however, think this cocoa is the best of all the Dutch cocoa I have tried. That includes Valrhona and Bensdorp, to name a couple. This cocoa delivers a deep, rich chocolate flavor with slight vanilla overtones. It's delicious.
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It doesn't say at all just that it's organic cacao powder nothing at all about facility used. Webpage at Amazon has no info on it either.
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There are 2 processes for making cocoa, 'natural' and 'dutched' . . . with dutched most of the natural acid has been removed from the cocoa so usually it would be used in recipes being leavened with baking powder rather than baking soda. Dutched cocoa is much darker than natural. Best thing is to google it - there's lots of good info on the web - try this site for a start: http://joythebaker.com/2013/10/baking-101-natural-vs-dutch-processed-cocoa-powder/
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I'm not at all associated with the seller of this product, but I do order it here and use it. The ingredient is just raw cocoa butter.
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As far as I know the natural unsweetened is not dutched. I suggest that you visit this site for info on dutching: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_process_chocolate
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Blommer's has many different cocoa powders - see the link to the pdf below that goes into more detail on these. The black one that I purchased is the Jet Black cocoa powder. A Sudan Dutch will still be a brown powder. If you are in Chicago you can go to the store, but they don't always have all of the cocoas available there, it just depends what's being manufactured at the time. http://www.blommer.com/_documents/blommer-cocoa-powder-ds-0511.pdf