Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter

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> Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter

http://www.soaperschoice.com/vegetab...rice_list.html

Even though it is some with soap-making supplies, I'd bet it is food
grade; Columbus Foods owns soaperschoice.com, and they sell shortening
and cooking oils too. You can call and find out.

Best regards,
Bob

wrote:

> Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter

http://www.soaperschoice.com/vegetab...rice_list.html

Even though it is some with soap-making supplies, I'd bet it is food
grade; Columbus Foods owns soaperschoice.com, and they sell shortening
and cooking oils too. You can call and find out.

Best regards,
Bob

Su just mix powdered hot chocolate and Land-O-Lakes... Instant cocoa
butter.

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> Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter

Su just mix powdered hot chocolate and Land-O-Lakes... Instant cocoa
butter.

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> Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter

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> Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter

Do a search for candy making supplies. You may have to check a few sites
before you find it, not all of them have it. Make sure you buy food grade,
and not the cocoa butter intended for soaps/lotions.

kimberly

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> Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter

Do a search for candy making supplies. You may have to check a few sites
before you find it, not all of them have it. Make sure you buy food grade,
and not the cocoa butter intended for soaps/lotions.

kimberly

"Nexis" > wrote in news:XU39c.12196$1I5.7868@fed1read01:

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> > wrote in message
> om...
>> Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter
>
> Do a search for candy making supplies. You may have to check a few
> sites before you find it, not all of them have it. Make sure you buy
> food grade, and not the cocoa butter intended for soaps/lotions.
>
> kimberly

Would pharmaceutical grade work? I have seen it at the prescription
counter and it definitely wasn't intended for soap or lotion.

Wayne

"Nexis" > wrote in news:XU39c.12196$1I5.7868@fed1read01:

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> > wrote in message
> om...
>> Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter
>
> Do a search for candy making supplies. You may have to check a few
> sites before you find it, not all of them have it. Make sure you buy
> food grade, and not the cocoa butter intended for soaps/lotions.
>
> kimberly

Would pharmaceutical grade work? I have seen it at the prescription
counter and it definitely wasn't intended for soap or lotion.

Wayne

at Fri, 26 Mar 2004 21:55:02 GMT in <53152bd54306ae21ada3870126ff64a8
@news.scbiz.com>, wrote :

>Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter

http://www.chocosphere.com. This is food grade for sure, and I trust the
quality of chocosphere more than any other company selling chocolate out
there. In addition their Web site is easy to use, reliable, and works with
almost any browser. Their shipping is likewise always trustworthy.

http://www.chefshop.com. Also a good choice for chocolate. I can't attest
to their shipping or Web site navigation, however, because I'm within a
stone's throw of their actual store, so it's far easier for me to go down
in person. I can confirm that I visually saw the cocoa butter in stock.
It's a pretty massive tub, but it's good.

Don't buy cocoa butter intended for soaps, cosmetics, or pharmaceuticals,
not just because it may not be safe, but also because it will taste bad -
this cocoa butter is typically made from the very lowest grade of cocoa
butter available, often what's called "Shell butter" where they extract
what residual cocoa butter they can from the shells from which the nibs
were extracted.
--
Alex Rast

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at Fri, 26 Mar 2004 21:55:02 GMT in <53152bd54306ae21ada3870126ff64a8
@news.scbiz.com>, wrote :

>Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter

http://www.chocosphere.com. This is food grade for sure, and I trust the
quality of chocosphere more than any other company selling chocolate out
there. In addition their Web site is easy to use, reliable, and works with
almost any browser. Their shipping is likewise always trustworthy.

http://www.chefshop.com. Also a good choice for chocolate. I can't attest
to their shipping or Web site navigation, however, because I'm within a
stone's throw of their actual store, so it's far easier for me to go down
in person. I can confirm that I visually saw the cocoa butter in stock.
It's a pretty massive tub, but it's good.

Don't buy cocoa butter intended for soaps, cosmetics, or pharmaceuticals,
not just because it may not be safe, but also because it will taste bad -
this cocoa butter is typically made from the very lowest grade of cocoa
butter available, often what's called "Shell butter" where they extract
what residual cocoa butter they can from the shells from which the nibs
were extracted.
--
Alex Rast

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"Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
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> "Nexis" > wrote in news:XU39c.12196$1I5.7868@fed1read01:
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> >
> > > wrote in message
> > om...
> >> Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter
> >
> > Do a search for candy making supplies. You may have to check a few
> > sites before you find it, not all of them have it. Make sure you buy
> > food grade, and not the cocoa butter intended for soaps/lotions.
> >
> > kimberly
>
> Would pharmaceutical grade work? I have seen it at the prescription
> counter and it definitely wasn't intended for soap or lotion.
>
> Wayne

I wouldn't use that one either. The problem isn't necessarily whether or not
is would be safe, but it will be low quality, so it would taste bad.

kimberly
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"Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
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> "Nexis" > wrote in news:XU39c.12196$1I5.7868@fed1read01:
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> >
> > > wrote in message
> > om...
> >> Anyone know where I can get some cocoa butter
> >
> > Do a search for candy making supplies. You may have to check a few
> > sites before you find it, not all of them have it. Make sure you buy
> > food grade, and not the cocoa butter intended for soaps/lotions.
> >
> > kimberly
>
> Would pharmaceutical grade work? I have seen it at the prescription
> counter and it definitely wasn't intended for soap or lotion.
>
> Wayne

I wouldn't use that one either. The problem isn't necessarily whether or not
is would be safe, but it will be low quality, so it would taste bad.

kimberly
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