WordNet
n. the powdery remains of chocolate liquor after cocoa butter is removed; used in baking and in low fat and low calorie recipes and as a flavoring for ice cream
Usage examples of "cocoa powder".
She fetched shakers from a cupboard and coated the hot, buttered bread with cinnamon sugar and a dash of cocoa powder.
The cocoa powder mixture is rather messy and probably sticky with excessive moisture.
We brought Roses fiddle, my banjo, Toms mandolin, and Jamies six-string, one bundle of bedding each, a coffee maker, coffee, and cocoa powder.
Sitting next to a recently emptied box of doughnuts were packets of cocoa powder mix.
He poured a glass for Scarpetta and himself, liberally sprinkling both with cocoa powder.
An unhealthy, evil black colQur like a huge rum truffle with too much cocoa powder in the mixture.
This month he'd sent back pineapples and cocoa powder that had been imported from Mexico to Spain, then into England.
A cloud of dust blew over the fence, eventually settling like cocoa powder on the three naked occupants of the backyard meditation garden.