Description
In 1828, modern chocolate making began when the Dutch chemist Coenraad Van Houten patented his method for removing most of the cocoa butter from processed cacao. Using a hydraulic press, he reduced the amount of cocoa butter from 53% to 27%, leaving a cake that could be pulverized into a powder. To improve the powder’s ability to mix with liquid, Van Houten treated it with alkaline salts – a process which came to be known as “Dutching”.
“Dutching” creates a smoother, more soluble cocoa with a rich colour and mild taste. It is the perfect cocoa for baking cakes and desserts and, of course, smooth and creamy hot chocolate!
Today, Van Houten remains a symbol of quality and tradition for chocolate lovers worldwide.
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