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| |  | Chocolate Chips | Home » » » » » Dagoba Organic Chocolate Fair Trade Certified 73% Cacao Premium Chocolate Drops | | | | | | | Description: | | Dagoba Organic Chocolate Fair Trade Certified 73% Cacao Premium Chocolate Drops. Your culinary experience will be take to a different level with the pure chocolate perfection of Dagoba Chocolates. These premium organic baking drops are made of varietal forest grown cacao from the Caribbean and the Americas. The 73% cacao content chocolate offers upfront notes of cacao, overtones of complex fruit and soft notes of spice. Dagoba Chocodrops are perfect for cookies, cakes, dipping fruit, glazing tortes or snacking. 8 ounce bag | | | Features: | |
• Dagoba Organic Fair Trade Certified
• Baking Chocolate Drops
• 73% Cacao Chocodrops
• 8 Ounce bag
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 6.8 inches | | Package Width:
| 3.8 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.55 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 12 reviews |
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16 of 17 found the following review helpful:
 Great Organic chocolate dropsSep 02, 2010
By Benjamin Franklin
"sleepdoctor"
I was worried about ordering this by mail in both July and August during record breaking heat spells here in Michigan. However, Taylor's Market shipped them in insulated envelopes containing an ice pack. The pack was melted on arrival, but not the chocolate drops. This is expensive chocolate, and it is organic and fair trade, but it is INCREDIBLE in the recipe for Ben and Jerry's chocolate ice cream. It's the only kind I've tried so far, and I'm planning on trying the Frontier cocoa powder (though I haven't figured out how to melt the cocoa powder like I do the chips).
It's a great product that is well handled in the shipping process.
I have now tried Green and Black Organic chocolate bars, both the 70% and the 85%. And while they are both great chocolate, for some reason they don't give me the same smooth chocolate ice cream that the Dagoba chocolate drops do. Much of the chocolate hardens when mixing it, so it almost turns out like chocolate chip. If you are making chocolate ice cream, I'd use the Dagoba chocolate (when you can get it).
10 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 PriceFeb 09, 2011
By MatthewSchiller
Dagoba Choco Drops are insanely good and go great with any oatmeal, muesli, baking, or just for a snack. One caveat is that they arent really any cheaper on Amazon and probably have a larger carbon footprint than picking them up next time your at the store. I know there the exact same price at wholefoods as they are on amazon. Besides that. Awesome product.
15 of 18 found the following review helpful:
Tell me you don't like chocolate!Jun 18, 2009
By Debra Carr
"Peace and Good Health"
If you're into good quality organic chocolate...this is it. Rich dark flavor, no bitterness. Bakes great. Makes some fabulous chocolate chunk cookies. And...they are Gluten Free. Yummo!
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Bitter ChocolateNov 04, 2010
By Jane Doe
"none"
I purchased three different types of Dark Chocolate wafers online because the Ghiradelli 72% Dark Chocolate wafers are not available anymore. This item was the most bitter of the three chocolates. Still Yummy! I will eat them as a snack and don't know how they would be for cooking.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Delicious! Just wish it was sold in bulk...Mar 21, 2011
By E. Oliver
I use Dagoba chocodrops in all my recipes that call for chocolate. I love Elana Amsterdam's recipe for chocolate chips scones; I make them at least 3-4 times/mth & I always use Dagoba chocolate in them. My only complaint is that the 8 oz bags are so small; I always end up buying 6 bags at a time for approx $60 (including shipping). Whatever happened to being able to buy items in bulk for a reduced price? But that's my only complaint about these tiny bags of delicious chocolate! The Gluten-Free Almond Flour Cookbook
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