Black Alkalized Cocoa Powder

Black cocoa powder is a cocoa powder that has been treated with an alkaline solution to neutralize acidity. Alkalizing cocoa makes it darker in colour, milder in flavor, and dissolves easily into liquids. Black Alkalized Cocoa Powder is neutral and because of that, it does not react with baking soda, so it’s often used in recipes that call for baking powder.

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Alkalized Dark Brown Cocoa

Alkalized cocoa powder is one product that people frequently wonder about, and it can easily be confused with other forms of cocoa. When compared to natural cocoa powder, alkalized cocoa powder is darker brown, with reddish undertones; it is milder in flavor and mixes with liquids more easily. Alkalized cocoa powder has an alkaline pH from 7 to 8, while natural cocoa powder has an acidic pH, around 5. Alkalized cocoa powder is sold in stores alongside other types of baking chocolate and is sometimes labeled as Dutch-process cocoa or European-style cocoa. It should list alkali in the ingredients.
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Alkalized Dark Brown Cocoa
Natural Cocoa powder

Natural Cocoa powder

Natural Coco powder signifies that it is unprocessed beyond the initial separating from the cocoa butter and grinding into a powder; it is also sometimes labeled on packaging as “unsweetened cocoa powder” or “pure cocoa powder.” It is fruity, complex, and bitter in flavor, and light brown in color.
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