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Bournville Cocoa was first introduced in 1906. Cadbury’s dark chocolate offering, the cocoa powder can be used for baking or to make a hot chocolate drink. There are recipes on the back of the tin, including one for making cupcakes.
Cadbury’s Bournville Cocoa
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