Is the Natural Unsweetened cocao dutched?
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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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No. This is not dutched. This is the same Natural Cocoa you'll see in most grocery stores.
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No, "natural" is basically the opposite of "Dutched." Natural cocoa has not been processed with alkali as Dutch process cocoa has. Both are good for different things, but if you want Dutch process cocoa, buy the "Hershey's Special Dark Cocoa."
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We have used these for hot chocolate, protein shakes, coffee and other things. They are not unsweetened, they are made with Splenda.
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I've been able to get a few cans without stevia, but assumed that they were older cans, produced prior to the stevia version. I've been searching all local health food stores and buying what I can of it. If you are right and there are new ones without stevia, that would be wonderful.I've been taking some comfort in the knowledge that the flavors I've enjoyed most are available in an unsweetened version so that I can add my own sugar or agave.
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My bag says "Premium Organic Cocoa Powder". Non-Alkalized Organic Cocoa. It's really good.
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Great observation...we have access to an unsweetened 5# bulk pack. I will be pulling a sample to verify that it is truly a no-added sugar item before listing. If it meets these standards I will direct you to the amazon code. Thank you for your suggestion. (give me till Friday this week to verify) Coleman Supply
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No, it does not say CocaCola anywhere on the product. BTW, this product is an excellent value. It is very heavy and does not look cheap. Buy it, you won't be disapointed.
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Not sure. It has "natural flavor" whatever that is and dried brewers yeast.
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The company website states that it is all natural. I no longer have the jar, but I believe it was flowers, water and sugar.
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A couple of years ago the mineral oil was not listed in the contents. It was always there; but the former owners of the company didn't reveal that. It was one of those "secret ingredients." Although it is a different product, Coca Cola doesn't tell people the secret ingredients in their bottles. Anyways, the current company says that O'Keefe's isn't "Oil based." That isn't the same as saying "oil-free." But, a lot of us were fooled thinking that "Not oil based" really meant oil-free. At least, the O'Keefe's Foot Cream is a great, bleeding crack healer.
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Yes it is. You can google the ingrediants and confirm that it is free of the substances you indicated in your question.
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I doesn't claim to be on the packaging but that claim really doesn't hold much water in my opinion anyway. What does "natural" really mean these days, it's not regulated and anyone can put that on their label. When I read the ingredients, it all looks healthy to me. No artificial colors or flavors and no nasty preservatives that are not allowed on the Feingold program that my family follows.
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It is plain cocoa. There's no added sugar. For drinking, I like it unsweetened.
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Unsweetened. If it has a sweet taste it is natural. I mix it with fruit & veggies so I can say if it is sweet by itself or not.
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It's not processed using the Dutch method. They state this in their FAQs: http://www.chocolatebar.com/docs/esc_faq.pdf I like them too. Here's my review with recommendations for other bars you may like:
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It tastes like unsweetened Fresca, whichever that may be. Not sure I can discern a difference.
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Sorry but I have consumed my Green and Blacks and discarded the container. I am currently using Trader Joe's Unsweetened Cocoa Powder. The only ingredient is Tumaco Cocoa Powder. No sugar rating listed. Total Carbohydrate 2g / 1% per 1 Tbsp. I sweeten this with pure maple syrup as I did with the Green and Black product. The Trader Joe's Brand is very good and similar to the Green and Black, in my opinion. Try it.
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I just tasted it and it seems unsweetened. I haven't used it for baking yet so I can't really know for sure. The label says 100% pure cocoa so I am assuming it is pure cocoa without any additives...sugar or otherwise.