Thats what ill do. I was just eating the 72% one but ill grab some 90% with green teaoh yeah fuk 1/day, i do 50gm at most
+cupppa green tea
Thats what ill do. I was just eating the 72% one but ill grab some 90% with green teaoh yeah fuk 1/day, i do 50gm at most
+cupppa green tea
I believe the "Special Dark" is Alkali Processed (Dutch). That will strip all the beneficial stuff out. Just get the regular Hershey 100% Cacao powder. It's not Dutch processed and even has a blurb about all the anti-oxidants in it, on the side. 1lb 7oz tubs are ~$6 at Sam's Club. I saw that Examine article months ago - chocolate is viable if you aren't looking for a massive -(-)Epi dose and can fit the macros. The LD50 on chocolate is massive - you ain't dying... Haloween and Easter would be a nightmareEdit: I found on Amazon Hershey's 100% cacoa special dark powder.
True, but what I'm saying is to get a beneficial/noticeable amount of epi like the products use, you're talking about consuming a half of one of those smaller tubs. What in the heck are you going to do with THAT much chocolate to even make it taste somewhat okay? I could see a few tablespoons, but to consume like 20 something tablespoons is ridiculous and not worth it to me (macros aside).I believe the "Special Dark" is Alkali Processed (Dutch). That will strip all the beneficial stuff out. Just get the regular Hershey 100% Cacao powder. It's not Dutch processed and even has a blurb about all the anti-oxidants in it, on the side. 1lb 7oz tubs are ~$6 at Sam's Club. I saw that Examine article months ago - chocolate is viable if you aren't looking for a massive -(-)Epi dose and can fit the macros. The LD50 on chocolate is massive - you ain't dying... Haloween and Easter would be a nightmare
Thats what ill do. I was just eating the 72% one but ill grab some 90% with green tea
dammit...double check the lindt label jiggs as ive heard that the 90 is alkali processed (but oddly some of the other lindt grades are not)I believe the "Special Dark" is Alkali Processed (Dutch). That will strip all the beneficial stuff out.
Dark, but its usually 70% and $4+ Per barcould you use baking chocolate
Its a wonder the chocolate bingers managed to get obese!I am going to start eating chocolate everyday. I can't wait to increase my deadlift by 100lbs this week.
Lol thats what im sayin. All i needed was an excuseI am going to start eating chocolate everyday.
I can't wait to increase my deadlift by 100lbs this week.
Love these. I often grind them into a powder and put over coffeeI like to eat dark chocolate covered espresso beans pre workout. Screw the science, they're yummy and have caffeine
Never tried this, sounds intardesting.Love these. I often grind them into a powder and put over coffee
Dark Chocolate has been a apart of my diet for the past 4 years. Everyday without fail. Chocolate is also my vice so at least I feel good about itwith all this dark chocolate and raw honey we should all be eating at least we will be healthy fattys :/
true...i actually need something that will encourage my green tea consumption, and dark chocolate certainly will do that...have you not gotten into the raw honey thing? if not im surprised given its touted health benefits and how easy it is to acquire quality product given where we liveDark Chocolate has been a apart of my diet for the past 4 years. Everyday without fail. Chocolate is also my vice so at least I feel good about it
Next time I or my mom goes to Belgium I will grab you some good stuff brotherDark Chocolate has been a apart of my diet for the past 4 years. Everyday without fail. Chocolate is also my vice so at least I feel good about it
Ooohhh belgium chocolate. Yuuuummm!Next time I or my mom goes to Belgium I will grab you some good stuff brother
I have! Funnily enough, a good friend of mine has honey bees and I regularly get some. They just randomly showed up in his garden hahatrue...i actually need something that will encourage my green tea consumption, and dark chocolate certainly will do that...have you not gotten into the raw honey thing? if not im surprised given its touted health benefits and how easy it is to acquire quality product given where we live
oh perfectI have! Funnily enough, a good friend of mine has honey bees and I regularly get some. They just randomly showed up in his garden haha
I dont eat a lot of it though but I occasionally put it in tea.oh perfect
im sure you balance your nana-ness out by lifting like a mofoI dont eat a lot of it though but I occasionally put it in tea.
Im a 24yr old nana
Haha I sure do. My primary motivator is just seeing a lot of large, older people living in discomfort. To me that isnt living so im trying to do what I can now to make sure I can live a long, healthy life as free of pain and discomfort as I canim sure you balance your nana-ness out by lifting like a mofo
you really are a new age mayanI might try melting the chocolate and rubbing it into my shoulders, arms and chest.
well doing the cursory google search it looks like a number of people have emailed them regarding this, and most have received some sort of generic "such processing is not something we currently are undertaking"Not sure, but I think so. They would probably want to list it for PR - "Dutch Chocolate/Cocoa" is a marketing buzzword.
I have 4100 calories to play with. I'll get back to this thread when I have tried.100 gr of chocolate,
85% cacao,
costs about € 2,50
a scientific study,
recommend 30 gr per day to get the recommended epicatechin content.
100 gr = € 2,50
per month are 20 € (30 gr of chocolate a day).
A supplement costs about 70 €
85% chocolate Vs supplement
to you, the thread!
damn can n ever find anything over 85
For optimal absorption , it should be rubbed on your penis . You will even enjoy itI might try melting the chocolate and rubbing it into my shoulders, arms and chest.
Bugger. My local supermarkets are anything but extensive in range but they all had lindt 90.damn can n ever find anything over 85
Will? Have.For optimal absorption , it should be rubbed on your penis . You will even enjoy it
Read the pplow article Jiigz linked (on first pg I think); in this case 'appropriate dosing quantity' is somewhat going to be an individual thing (how much dark choc you can stomach per day, kcal allowance, what kind of epi quantity you want to aim for, etc)...the pplow article addresses all these issues and more, its very good.I am taking lindt 90%, so 30 gram got me covert?
I havnt looked too thoroughly into the powders but generally you want something with a high purity %, and avoid Dutch/alkali processed products.what about using straight cacao powder that all those vegan people add to their smoothies
Noooooooooo damn.Jiigzz, just had email confirmation that our beloved Whittakers 72% contains Dutched cocoa :/
I know, bit of a bummer, Im emailing Donovans and another local brand that have similiar products at the smarkets...about same size/price as Lindt, so not as cheap as Whittakers.Noooooooooo damn.
Well then Id be left with having to Dutch it myself in order to make it taste good!why not just pure cocoa powder?
I mean, pure unsweetened cocoa is just a lot less calories than chocolate barsWell then Id be left with having to Dutch it myself in order to make it taste good!
Its looking inreasingly likely that most chocolate available here (NZ) is dutched even if it dosnt specify on the label...I really didnt want to go the cocoa powder route just cos dosing chocolate is so yum.
Is it possible the cocoa powder you buy at the supermarket is also dutched, even if it labels itself as 'pure'?
Blechwhy not just pure cocoa powder?
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