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Chocolate?


shoefly21

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shoefly21 Rookie

Hello!

I am highly dairy intolerant and just wondered if anyone could recommend a good chocolate for baking (bars and/or chips). I don't care much for the carob variety and I cannot find anything good (as of yet, still trying!).

Thanks!

Amanda


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Carriefaith Enthusiast

I don't think that I have found anything that didn't have dairy or had a risk of dairy contamination. Sorry. I'm also interested if anyone has found something. Why does chocolate need milk in it anyway?

jerseyangel Proficient

I believe that EnerG foods has dairy free chocolate chips.

jenvan Collaborator

enjoy life has choc chips that are dairy, gluten, soy, egg, nut yadda yadda free. free of top 8 allergens, and tasty :) i get mine at wild oats. ck out here: Open Original Shared Link

lovegrov Collaborator

Check Scharffenberger. Expensive but very, very good chocolate. Top of the line.

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