What is your favorite chocolate for making mocha?
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November 29th, 2008
Shopping for Solstice already. Looking for the best kind of chocolate, preferably powdered mix, to make mocha (which this person drinks every morning). She doesn’t have a favorite brand as far as I can tell, so I want some Fluther suggestions please!
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Only thing that comes to mind for me is Tang… oh wait… I mean…Ovaltine, I need sleep but I am a man of limited pallet, having not experienced as much as I wish I could have, only that which I found in the wild.
If it were me, I would get raw mint, but that is just me having an insane obsession, if not completely unhealthy addiction, with mint.
There are two that come to mind. When I want a standard mocha, I use Ghirardelli powdered chocolate. If I want something a little more exotic I use Ibarra (Mexican chocolate) with a pinch of cayenne pepper. I think the Ibarra only comes in little blocks so you have to grate it yourself, but it’s worth the effort.
I would much rather sip Ibarra or Ghirardelli than drink Tang or Ovaltine, if that helps at all
I think the best powdered chocolate for drinks (hot chocolate to me) is a Dutch processed cocoa, and one of the oldest brands is Droste (Holland, 1863) which is usually available in the grocery store baking isle. When I’m out I often order Spanish or Mexican cocoa, but when I’m home it’s always Droste.
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