Organic Chocolate and Cocoa

Even better is organic cocoa that is also produced according to Fair Trade principles, ensuring that farmers are paid a decent wage for their work and no child labor is involved. In countries like Cote d’Ivoire in West Africa, children are being used like slaves to produce cocoa, with profits going to fund the country’s civil war.

When it comes to cooking and baking with organic chocolate and cocoa, both work just as well as chocolate and cocoa produced by conventional methods. I use organic cocoa to make cakes and cupcakes, hot cocoa, and cafe mocha, and organic chocolate chips in cookies and to melt for fondue. I personally think organic chocolate bars are much more flavorful than candy bars sold

Online, at natural foods stores and food coops, and increasingly at local grocery stores, you can find Fair Trade, organic chocolate and cocoa. Here’s what to look for:

*  Dagoba

Divine Milk Chocolate

Endangered Species Organic Chocolate

Equal Exchange

Green & Black’s

Theo

Seeds of Change

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