Non-Dutch processed cocoa powder in Toronto?

[missmu]

Anyone know where to find non-Dutch processed / non-alkalized / natural cocoa powder in Toronto? I think brands that fall under this category are Hershey's, Ghirardelli, and Scharfen Berger. However, I looked at McCall's and its listing for Ghirardelli unsweetened says it is alkalized. I'm not sure about the Callebaut either that they sell.

[nuts4food]

No Frills at Bathurst and Wilson carries the Hershey's. It is in the kosher section. Not sure what part of town you are in but any large supermarket with a large kosher section (generally along Bathurst between St Clair and the 407) would carry the Hershey's.

[missmu]

Thanks nuts4food. That's a handy tip.

[ylsf]

From the other thread looking for "Dutch Processed" cocoa someone posted this:

Bruno's Fine Foods at Yonge & St. Clair has a good selection of Dutch Processed and non-Dutch Processed cocoa.

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By ach on May 21, 2008 06:08PM

There is a lot of info in that thread about both dutch processed and non-dutch processed

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/520211

I would think places like Whole Foods, Pusateri's, etc would have it too but according to that thread most of the stuff sold in Toronto is non-dutch processed and it is hard to find dutch processed in Toronto so you should be able to find it...

[missmu]

I went into several stores with no luck. Everything from No Name to Fry's to Valrhona is Dutch processed. That thread is two years old. Seems things have changed.

[CocoTO]

Dufflet on Queen West has (or used to have) a small section where they sell high end chocolate and cocoa, among other gourmet ingredients ... that's where I got my cocoa a few years ago (a really big bag) ... maybe give them a call and ask ...

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