Where can I find black cocoa powder (a.k.a. black onyx cocoa powder) in the UK?
I live in the UK and want to buy some black cocoa powder, also known as black onyx cocoa powder. This is a type of cocoa powder that has been alkalized more than standard cocoa powder. As a result, it is much darker than normal cocoa powder and tastes different. It is what is used to make Oreo cookies.
The only places I can find that sell it are in the USA, and they won't ship internationally.
Is it available in the UK? Surely it must be?
Best Answer
I have prevosly purchaced this via a uk retailer on Amazon
But currently out of stock.
I am aware that these guys
http://www.savoryspiceshop.com/spices/cocoa-black-onyx.html
Sell internationally, but you have to phone to order, not place the sale online. I guess so they can get the shipping right. But to stress I've never used them
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