Cocoa

Zelda247 · 2016-02-18 12:40:05

I really like the Cadbury's Bourneville one but sometimes I see it in Aldi as Cadburys Bourneville Cocoa for Baking? and is a lot cheaper than the one labelled Cocoa for drinking in other stores? do you think it would be the same product?

18-02-2016 01:40PM

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Zelda247

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I really like the Cadbury's Bourneville one but sometimes I see it in Aldi as Cadburys Bourneville Cocoa for Baking? and is a lot cheaper than the one labelled Cocoa for drinking in other stores? do you think it would be the same product?

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#2 18-02-2016 04:02PM

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i remember looking into this before, iirc the only difference is the non baking one has a ton of sugar added to it

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#3 19-02-2016 12:56AM

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Baking cocoa will be 100% cocoa (or close enough). Cocoa for drinking will be about 30% cocoa and 70% sugar or thereabouts.
cocoa is several times more expensive than sugar though so I'm surprised it's cheaper.

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#4 19-02-2016 12:08PM

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strelok wrote: »

i remember looking into this before, iirc the only difference is the non baking one has a ton of sugar added to it

The ingredients on the Drinking one just says 100% Cocoa?

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