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Dutch processed cocoa powder

MyLifeInClay · 2009-09-22 13:57:20

Hi there, does anyone know where I could buy Dutch processed cocoa powder in Cork? It's not like normal cocoa powder because it is alkalized. I'm having no luck in finding it... please help! If it's not available Cork info into anywhere else in Ireland where I could find it would be fine. thanks Paul

22-09-2009 02:57PM

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MyLifeInClay

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Hi there, does anyone know where I could buy Dutch processed cocoa powder in Cork? It's not like normal cocoa powder because it is alkalized. I'm having no luck in finding it... please help! If it's not available Cork info into anywhere else in Ireland where I could find it would be fine.

thanks

Paul

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#2 22-09-2009 04:04PM

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Green & Black's cocoa powder is dutch-processed. Should be available in supermarkets, health food shops, etc.

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#3 19-10-2009 06:35PM

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Magic Monkey wrote: »

Green & Black's cocoa powder is dutch-processed. Should be available in supermarkets, health food shops, etc.

Hi Magic Monkey, sorry for the late reply. thanks for that info. I got the green and black cocoa powder and it worked a treat. thanks again, paul.

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