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		<title>What is dutch cocoa?</title>
		<description>Dutch processed cocoa is also known as
'alkalized' cocoa powder. It has been treated
with alkali during processing to neutralize
its acids therefore producing a mild flavor.
Since it is neutral, it does not respond with
baking soda. 
Dutch cocoa can be easily dissolved in
liquids. It is great</description>
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