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Hersheys Cocoa Powder

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GFreeMO
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It's been really cold here in Missouri so I have been having cocoa every night with Hersheys cocoa powder and rice milk. What else can I do with cocoa powder? would it be good in coffee? Any ideas?

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Go to the Hershey's website. They have lots of ideas.

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Most of them are gluteny..was just wondering if anyone here knew of anything good. :)

sa1937 Community Regular
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  On 12/22/2011 at 12:48 AM, GFreeMO said:

It's been really cold here in Missouri so I have been having cocoa every night with Hersheys cocoa powder and rice milk. What else can I do with cocoa powder? would it be good in coffee? Any ideas?

I don't know how it would work in coffee but years ago I used to make hot chocolate in the single packs (like Swiss Miss) and instead of adding water, I'd fill the cup with coffee. And it was good.

I know the Open Original Shared Link from the King Arthur website has some cocoa powder in it but it also calls for chocolate or chocolate chips. I did use Hershey's cocoa powder.

ETA: It is gluten-free

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love2travel
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How about swirling some into meringues or pavlova? This may sound odd but I promise it is delicious - I make rubs for beef with cocoa powder and spices. I also add some bittersweet chocolate (don't see why you cannot do the same with powder) to my chili, etc. Or make a yummy mole sauce.

It is also nice mixed with equal amounts of granulated sugar and a touch of cinnamon sprinkled onto cookies.

pricklypear1971 Community Regular
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I make brownies using cocoa. I don't remember your other intolerances - milk? My recipe uses butter but I bet you could use butter sub or shortening.

Sharon Newbie
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  On 12/22/2011 at 12:48 AM, GFreeMO said:

It's been really cold here in Missouri so I have been having cocoa every night with Hersheys cocoa powder and rice milk. What else can I do with cocoa powder? would it be good in coffee? Any ideas?

We use it to make chocolate for ice cream. Warm it up and have hot chocolate on our ice cream!

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