Navitas Naturals
- Case of two 16-ounce pouches of organic raw cacao nibs (total of 32 ounces)
- Navitas Naturals products come directly from the farmers who cultivate them and are free of heavy metals, chemicals and pesticides
- Certified organic, vegan; a good source of minerals such as magnesium, iron, copper, and calcium
- Mix into chocolate ice cream, smoothies, or yogurt; an antioxidant-rich supplement with antiseptic, diuretic and soothing properties
- Made from pure, 100% natural raw cacao nibs
- Model: Navitas Naturals Organic Raw Chocolate Nibs, King of Cacao 16 Ounce Pouch (Pack of 2)
$37.24
Price: $26.60
Review Navitas Naturals Organic Raw Chocolate Nibs, King of Cacao 16 Ounce Pouch (Pack of 2) / Navitas Naturals:
Essential Pantry
- No sugar added.
- One of the best cocoa powders we've worked with.
- Produced by the most premiere chocolate company in the world.
- Highest quality and optimum flavor.
- Ideal for making truffles, mousse or hot chocolate.
- Model: Valrhona Cocoa Powder (1 Kilo) by ChefShop.com
List Price: $28.99
Price: $36.15
Review Valrhona Cocoa Powder (1 Kilo) by ChefShop.com / Essential Pantry:It all started in 1924 when a pastry chef from Tournon created a chocolate factory, which eventually achieved worldwide recognition, and in 1984 became the first to offer a chocolate with 70% cocoa. Valrhona in Tain l'Hermitage is considered by most pastry chefs and chocolatiers as the premier chocolate company in the world. Their focus is solely on their chocolate, and to ensure the highest quality, and optimum flavor, they grow their own cocoa beans, their own cane sugar, and their own vanilla on plantations all around the world - now that's quality control. Valrhona has finally begun to offer its professional products, cocoa and couvertures, packaged for the home pastry enthusiast, in a palette of subtle flavors, to create elaborate and delicious chocolate preparations. This is an exceptionally fine cocoa powder; it has a very pure and powerful flavor and a beautiful deep mahogany color. With no sugar added, this mouth-watering chocolate powder is ideal for making truffles, mousse or hot chocolate. It's one of the best we've ever worked with.
Organic Nectars 22lbchpwd
- One 22-pound bag
- Great in smoothies, nut, and soy milks; in desserts, coffee, and tea; and in baked goods
- Unsweetened chocolate powder cold-pressed from raw, unroasted criollo cacao beans
- Organic, vegan, and kosher; excellent source of magnesium; caffeine-free
- Use as substitute for ordinary cocoa powder
- Model: Organic Nectars Raw Cacao Powder, 30 Pound Bag
Weight: 22 pounds
List Price: $607.57
Price: $457.79
Review Organic Nectars Raw Cacao Powder, 30 Pound Bag / Organic Nectars 22lbchpwd:
Sunfood Nutrition
- Can be added to your favorite smoothies, teas, coffee mixes, protein drinks, desserts or anything else you can think of
- Goes great on top of fresh fruit
- Just one or two spoonfuls can transform any recipe into a healthy chocolate treat
- World's only raw, organic, antioxidant-rich cocoa powder.
- What is Raw Organic Cacao Powder (Chocolate Powder)?
- Model: Sunfood Nutrition Raw Vegan Organic Chocolate Cacao Powder
Weight: 2 pounds
Ingredients: 1 pound of 100% Certified Organic, Raw, Vegan Cocoa Powder
List Price: $29.95
Price: $32.95
Review Sunfood Nutrition Raw Vegan Organic Chocolate Cacao Powder / Sunfood Nutrition:What is Raw Organic Cacao Powder (Chocolate Powder)? Nature's First Law Cacao Powder is the world's only raw, organic, antioxidant-rich cocoa powder. Nature's First Law Raw, Organic Cacao Powder is created by cold-pressing Nature's First Law Raw Cacao Beans into a cake separating the oil from the protein and fiber. The temperature is never allowed to exceed 120 degrees Fahrenheit and is usually 104 degrees F (all other cocoa powders are exposed to temperatures as high as 300 degrees Fahrenheit!). A high-accuracy thermometer monitors the process. Slowly, the pure, liquid cacao butter begins to sift off down a stainless steel valve. The remaining dry 'cake-like' material is then cold-ground, fine-milled and sifted so that only the finest, most bio-available raw cacao particles filter through into the finished product. This allows for maximum digestion and antioxidant absorption! 100% pure love. 100% pure sensual joy. No chemicals, no hexane, no solvents. How To Use This Product: Add cacao powder to all your favorite smoothies, teas, coffee mixes, protein drinks, desserts or anything else you can think of. [+]Just one or two spoonfuls can transform any recipe into a healthy chocolate treat. It even goes great on top of fresh fruit! Delight your friends with the best food ever! Please enhance your pleasure to the maximum. enjoy! Nature's First Law Raw, Organic, Cacao Powder has a delightful, full, antioxidant-rich chocolate flavor.
Hershey
- 6ct.
- Perfect for making scrumptuous chocolate cakes, frosting, brownies and hot cocoa
- Hershey's Cocoa, a Classic favorite, brings rich chocolate flavor to all of your favorite desserts
- Be sure to visit Hometown Favorites Storefront for hundreds of other hard to find food favorites!
- Dutch Processed Cocoa was introduced in 1989
- Model: Hershey Dutch & Nat Blend Cocoa 6 count
Price: $25.02
Review Hershey Dutch & Nat Blend Cocoa 6 count / Hershey:Hershey's Cocoa debuted in 1894 when Hershey's was founded. It was initially sold as a beverage mix. Today most Hershey's Cocoa is used for bakingand it's still great!.
List Price: $28.90
Price: $20.64
Review Green and Black Organic Cocoa Powder, 4.4-Ounce Jar (Pack of 5) / Green & Black:
Farmer Brothers
- "Breakfast Cocoa" is Farmer Brothers name for Unsweetened Cocoa
- 5 lb 4 oz Restaurant size container
- 5 lb 4 oz Foodservice Size
- Quality and a name you can trust. Farmer Brothers spices are used in restuarants across the USA
- Great to use in baking
- Model: Farmer Brothers Breakfast Cocoa (Unsweetened Cocoa), 5lb 4 oz Restaurant Size Plastic Jug
Review Farmer Brothers Breakfast Cocoa (Unsweetened Cocoa), 5lb 4 oz Restaurant Size Plastic Jug / Farmer Brothers:
TASTE Specialty Foods
- This ensures its quality and overall concentration from factory to plate
- Our cocoa powder is processed right at the source
- 10-12%cacao defines the darkness of the product
- This one is usd for milk chocolate applications
- Model: Taste Specialty Foods, Cocoa Dutched, 22-24%, 5-Pound Bag
Weight: 5 pounds
List Price: $34.95
Price: $34.29
Review Taste Specialty Foods, Cocoa Dutched, 22-24%, 5-Pound Bag / TASTE Specialty Foods:
TASTE Specialty Foods
- 10-12%cacao defines the darkness of the product
- Our cocoa powder is processed right at the source
- This one is usd for milk chocolate applications
- This ensures its quality and overall concentration from factory to plate
- Model: Taste Specialty Foods, Cocoa Dutched, 10-12%, 5-Pound Bag
Weight: 5 pounds
List Price: $37.95
Price: $30.01
Review Taste Specialty Foods, Cocoa Dutched, 10-12%, 5-Pound Bag / TASTE Specialty Foods:
Weight: 0.33 pounds
List Price: $41.88
Price: $31.00
Review McSteven's Happy Birthday Chocolate Cake Cocoa, 2.5-Ounce Tins (Pack of 12) / McStevens:
NOW Foods
- Carob Powder Pure
- Model: NOW Foods Pure Carob Powder Roasted, 12 Ounce Bottle (Pack of 5)
$22.45
Price: $21.85
Review NOW Foods Pure Carob Powder Roasted, 12 Ounce Bottle (Pack of 5) / NOW Foods:
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