non-alkalized cocoa in Toronto, Canada?

Oct 19, 2003 4 Replies

I have a recipe that requires non-alkalized cocoa. I've looked around and cannot find a store that carries it. Does anyone know of a store in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) that carries natural cocoa?



I know I can use cream of tartar or lemon juice to increase the acidity but I'd like to make the dessert according to the original recipe.



TIA, Darrell


Both Fry''s and Hershey's are available in most grocery stores in Toronto.

Thank you for the reply.

Unfortunately, all versions of Fry's cocoa I have found are the alkalized version (dutch processed). I have not seen any Hershey's. I've tried Sobey's, Fortino's and all the smaller stores in my area. I'm going to try Loblaws next.

Thanks for the reply. I would have never thought to try Zellers. I almost never go into stores like Zellers. I actually found the cocoa powder I was looking for a specialty grocery store (Whole Food Market) down town.

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