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Questions tagged [chocolate]

For questions about chocolate as an ingredient. Also includes questions about the use of other cocoa-based products and questions about chocolate drinks.

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Disclaimer: I know "chocolate liquor" has nothing to do with alcohol. Some chocolate bars, even when the number of ingredients is low, have strong flavor that sometimes can taste similar to ...
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Something changed about our supermarket chocolate bars. I've always been able to melt or temper them, but the most recently bought ones would not melt. I stuck in my candy thermometer (which ...
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I want to make chocolate crinkle cookies but all the recipes use so much sugar and I decided that I would add less sugar but I don't know how this will effect the crinkles on top and the texture. Does ...
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I’ve tried melting chocolate using a microwave and sometimes a double boiler, but I can never get that glossy finish or the signature “snap.” I don’t have a marble surface or a fancy thermometer — is ...
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In a restaurant lately I tasted a sweet that had a thin encasing of chocolate or berry/fruit-flavoured icing. The encasing melted quickly in the mouth and the juice was released. How do I make ...
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I am planning on making some chocolate egg shaped things with my friends this easter Sunday, and we are each going to try to make a chocolate egg in a different way, without purchasing a purpose-built ...
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My mother's old (1940s?) cookbook had a recipe for brownies which included a substitution of peanut butter for the shortening.They were not swirl brownies. Unfortunately the cookbook is gone and now ...
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Some chocolate bars do not have cocoa butter. Some bar have only the cacao mass and sugar. How does the chocolate process works in that sense? Usually I think of chocolate as a crystal with phases ...
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The materials science of chocolate is fascinating, and I am curious about the bloom patterns on melted, then solidified chocolate discussed over on Physics SE and also shown in the photo below from a ...
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I'm learning the physics of the chocolate and experimenting with tempering. If you just melt the chocolate and then you let it cool down at room temperature you haven't tempered it of course. So it's ...
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I was making American Test Kitchen's Chocolate Fudge recipe it is behind a pay wall so here is the youtube video of them making it here. It is the same recipe. The results are got were very crumbly ...
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I made a chocolate date spread which tastes good but didn't last a long time unrefrigerated. In about 10 days it started growing mold. The only water in the recipe is the water used to soak the dried ...
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I had ordered chocolate covered coffee beans by mail, but they arrived melted and soupy. Should I throw them away or try to save them? I am unable to return them.
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Chocolate-hazelnut spreads are said to have a relatively long shelf life even after being opened, e.g. 12 months for regular jars on the official FAQ for Nutella. However, I personally find that once ...
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I am planning to startup a waffle store, for that I have bought a 750g jar of nutella. I also need to melt a chocolate bar. Now I am willing to make the nutella and chocolate bar less dense or liquify ...
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