Cheap Peat-friendly Chocolate?

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I used to buy Trader Joe's pound plus chocolate bars, which at $5.00 for more than a pound were dirt cheap. They also taste pretty good IMO. But they have soy lecithin. Any good chocolates you buy that are similarly cheap?
 

Ras

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I've found that some of the darkest chocolates forgo lecithin, but none were cheap.
 

DrJ

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Trader Joe's has these skinny long dark chocolate bars/sticks in 3 flavors: normal, raspberry, and cappuccino. They are organic and have no weird ingredients and no emulsifiers; I think the regular chocolate one is like 3 ingredients total(!). They are $0.99/each at every TJ's I've been to. I avoid the raspberry one b/c it seems to have seeds in it.
 

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3rd: The Trader Joe's Organic Dark Chocolate Bar (The one in the purple package that says 73% cacao), has like three ingredients and tastes pretty good. They're also less than $2.00
 

Forsythia

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Make your own. Mix together: coconut oil (melted) + powdered sugar + cocoa powder, let it harden (putting it in the freezer hardens it very quickly). This makes really delicious chocolate!
 
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Make your own. Mix together: coconut oil (melted) + powdered sugar + cocoa powder, let it harden (putting it in the freezer hardens it very quickly). This makes really delicious chocolate!
Cool @Forsythia! What are the quantities of each ingredient?
 

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Nestle's makes dark chocolate chips without soy lecithin. You have to check the label. Some of their chocolate chips do have the soy. I think the word "Natural" is on the label of the soy-free ones. About $6 for 12 ounces.
 
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