This alkalized powder is rich and chocolatey and pairs well with chiles, lavender, and vanilla.
Add 1 T of dutch cocoa per cup of heated milk and sweeten to taste for hot cocoa. Use this rich cocoa powder in baked goods like cakes, brownies, cookies, and more.
What is Dutch processed cocoa powder?
Dutch processed cocoa is cocoa powder that's been treated with an alkali, which helps neutralize cocoa's natural bitterness. Dutch cocoa powder has a fat content of 22-24%.
How much Dutch cocoa for hot chocolate?
For a classic cup of hot cocoa, mix 1 heaping tbsp. of dutch cocoa into a cup of hot milk. Try sweetening to taste to taste with our vanilla bean sugar.
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