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HERSHEY'S Natural Unsweetened Cocoa Powder, 23 oz.

It is Soo good in a milk shake and in any chocolate cake.  Definitely recommend!!

Love it!

influenster.com

Great to use in baking & non-baking items.  Nice rich chocolatey tasting.  ￼Price is reasonable.

Great for baking

I love use this to make brigadeiro. Its the best, taste very good because is not much sweet. 🙃

Best brigadeiro ever

Great for baking and making hot cocoa. I always have a container in my pantry.

Chocolate

What is the fat content percentage the unsweetened cocoa powder please.

Fat content

hersheyland.com

Hershey's containers were open and contents were spilled everywhere.  What a mess!

Spilled Cocoa powder all over shipping box!!

100% cacao on your label???  But your ingredients say cocoa.  Total false advertising

False advertising

I placed a large order. The Tide pods and 2 boxes of HersheysCocoa were packed in the same box to ship.  When I received this box, it had been handled so that the top had bursted off one of the cocoas and cocoa was everywhere. Could not even take the box of Tide pods inside.  It had to be scrubbed off and opened outside.  Cocoa powder went everywhere.  Did not feel one of the boxes of cocoa was safe due to being opened and in a box with chemicals.  Food products and chemicals should not be packed together that way. I was very unhappy with the mess I received.

Horrific Shipping mess!

I like this thing called chocolate. I'm not sure if you've ever tried it. It's dark and fine, kind of like a dark baby powder. It does not taste good. It's kind of bitter. But, get this, if you add something sweet to it, or put it in something sweet, then it tastes completely different. It doesn't seem to mix with cold fluids, so you might want to agitate it with a mixer or try a heated medium for blending. Or mix it with something with fat, like yogurt, as it seems to bond with fatty materials.

This might sound crazy, and we'll see how it goes, but I am thinking about trying this chocolate stuff in a cookie. Maybe a cake, too. I am considering blending the chocolate with some coca butter and making little drops. I will call them chips. I intend to put those chips into a cookie recipe. If it works out then you can say that you were one of the people who read the Walmart review where a customer created a thing he called a "chocolate chip" cookie. Lucky you.

I recommend chocolate and I think you should try it.

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