Anyone know where to get alkalized cocoa powder? Ideally,
I'd like to get it at the supermarket.

>anonymouse@foolgroup
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>Anyone know where to get alkalized cocoa powder? Ideally,
>I'd like to get it at the supermarket.

No one knows where you live [DUH] you dumb piece of shit.


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>anonymouse@foolgroup
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>Anyone know where to get alkalized cocoa powder? Ideally,
>I'd like to get it at the supermarket.

No one knows where you live [DUH] you dumb piece of shit.


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wrote:

> Anyone know where to get alkalized cocoa powder? Ideally,
> I'd like to get it at the supermarket.
>


Look for "Dutch process" cocoa powder.

Regards,
Bob

wrote:

> Anyone know where to get alkalized cocoa powder? Ideally,
> I'd like to get it at the supermarket.
>


Look for "Dutch process" cocoa powder.

Regards,
Bob

wrote:
> Anyone know where to get alkalized cocoa powder? Ideally,
> I'd like to get it at the supermarket.
>


Penzey's has it. I'd try the same aisle in the supermarket as the rest
of the ingredients for baked goods and where the natural process cocoa is.

--Lia

wrote:
> Anyone know where to get alkalized cocoa powder? Ideally,
> I'd like to get it at the supermarket.
>


Penzey's has it. I'd try the same aisle in the supermarket as the rest
of the ingredients for baked goods and where the natural process cocoa is.

--Lia

wrote:

> Anyone know where to get alkalized cocoa powder? Ideally,
> I'd like to get it at the supermarket.

Well, that would depend on where you live, wouldn't it? I tend to do my
grocery shopping either in the Boston, MA area (USA) or in the northern
Jutland town of Skive, Danmark.

In Boston, I can find it in any supermarket (Shaw's, Stop & Shop, whatever)
sold under the Hersheys brand name (I believe they label it "dutch process"
or "dutched") right next to their regular cocoa. Sometimes you can also
find Ghiradelli's, which I think is better.

In Jutland, basically you've got you Kvickly and your Føtex, and I think
I've only ever seen it once a Kvickly. You could probably ask them to order
it for you... You'll need to explain to them what you are looking for...

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