Dark chocolate (like baker's chocolate) contains the most theobromine, making it more
dangerous than milk chocolate or white chocolate.
Dark chocolate is more
dangerous than milk chocolate.
Darker chocolate and baking chocolate is more
dangerous than milk chocolate.
Thus, baker's chocolate, semi-sweet chocolate, cocoa powder and gourmet dark chocolates are more
dangerous than milk chocolate.
Darker chocolate is more
dangerous than milk chocolate.
Not exact matches
Unsweetened cocoa powder is actually more
dangerous than most
milk chocolate as it is more rich in theobromine.
The darker the
chocolate, the more
dangerous for canines: A single ounce of baking
chocolate is toxic to a 10 — pound dog, though she can consume 10 ounces of
milk chocolate without serious consequences (other
than a possible upset stomach).
Dark
chocolates, baking
chocolate, and dry cocoa powder are more
dangerous than white or
milk chocolate.
Dark
chocolate contains more of the stimulants
than milk chocolate, and unsweetened
chocolate and baking
chocolate contains even higher amounts, which make them more
dangerous.
Many people are aware that
chocolate can be
dangerous, but did you know that more concentrated
chocolate, such as baking or dark
chocolate, is more likely to cause a problem
than milk chocolate?