633964 Sat Jul 04 16:04:26 -0700 2009 12 23 Ontario (including Toronto) 0 4829941 I was wondering has anyone run across dark chocolate cocoa? and if so, where did you find it ? (somewhere in Toronto would be key but as long as not to far it is still good ) I know it exists but I have not yet found it. where I have checked (only one location of): bulk barn Loblaws Metro Longo's Pusateri's Sobey Mcewan and not one of them had it, so I thought I would come and ask if anyone has found it. Thanks in advance Sat Jul 04 16:04:26 -0700 2009 267366 bsv 1 4829990 You are leading us astray. Cocoa is a commodity, neither light or dark, but a bitter powder that can be used to make light or dark chocolate, depending on how much you use. There is no dark chocolate cocoa, except in packages, with dried milk and sugar, and the usual food chemist's soup, that borrow the term "cocoa". Godiva has one. Sat Jul 04 16:35:48 -0700 2009 4829941 56131 jayt90 1 4829993 Ghiradelli and Cocoa Camino (fair trade and organic) both make a dark chocolate hot chocolate mix (which is what I assume you're looking for). I've bought both at Bruno's on Avenue Rd. I've also bought the Cocoa Camino brand at Fresh From the Farm on Donlands. I prefer the Cocoa Camino. Sat Jul 04 16:41:17 -0700 2009 4829941 12124 TorontoJo 1 4830019 Don't worry you're not leading anyone astray, there is an extra dark cocoa powder and it's available at McCall's Baker's warehouse. Near Kipling and Bloor, I'd call ahead first, I bought mine at the wholesale location, but they should have some there. My guess is this is what you are looking for, stay away from both the ghiradelli and cocoa camino, they are not that good. Callebaut cocoa would be the most reasonable. But anyways for the dark cocoa, I'd call there, but it's probably not the best cocoa, good for homemade oreos though. Sat Jul 04 16:58:06 -0700 2009 4829941 1085061 Anahnamus 2 4831217 thanks, I have been looking for an excuse to go there Sun Jul 05 13:47:55 -0700 2009 4830019 267366 bsv 1 4830020 Here's a photo of what I have. Sat Jul 04 17:00:09 -0700 2009 4829941 1085061 Anahnamus 1 4830056 King Arthur Flour has a product called black cocoa and it may be what you want. I have bought it to make extra dark baked goods i.e. world peace cookies, chocolate sandwich cookies and dark chocolate crackles. Use it just like regular cocoa powder and admire the wonderful dark color. They also have a "dark dutch" that you might want to purchase for the occasion when you need the dutch processed cocoa powder. See if either of these are what you're looking for. Sat Jul 04 17:30:42 -0700 2009 4829941 12094 amazinc 2 4830072 King Arthur products are available in Canada as of right now. I think the products are one in the same though Sat Jul 04 17:47:59 -0700 2009 4830056 1085061 Anahnamus 3 4830179 Who has KA flour? If it is an online order from Vermont, it is expensive, with border problems, and reports of really poor packaging. Sat Jul 04 19:21:27 -0700 2009 4830072 56131 jayt90 1 4830094 Pusateri's sells ValRhona cocoa powder (or they did the last time I was there). It's the darkest cocoa powder I've ever come across. Gives an excellent rich flavour to baked goods. Sat Jul 04 18:08:00 -0700 2009 4829941 10947 middydd 2 4831219 pusateri did have some dark cocoa but was STUPIDLY expenisive Sun Jul 05 13:48:52 -0700 2009 4830094 267366 bsv 1 4830114 No, Anahnamus, there are two separate dark cocoas. The Black and "Double Dutch Dark Cocoa". I own both and they are listed in the catalog, as well as on line. Happy Baking Sat Jul 04 18:33:43 -0700 2009 4829941 12094 amazinc 2 4830582 I was refering to the cocoa bsv is looking for and the black cocoa as being the same, not the black cocoa and the dark dutch. The brand the I took a picture of and that is available in our area I believe is the same as Black cocoa. Sun Jul 05 06:27:51 -0700 2009 4830114 1085061 Anahnamus