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and sent their good wishes and blessings. penelope is do well so far. orders are now caught up. many people said they would withhold orders until we were better set. we are pretty much there. i expect turn-around times to remain just a little long, but nothing like they were the past month. on the cocoa

front, i have added a few beans onto the wholesale side, will be adding the ft ghana very soon, and the larger melangers are in and available. there is will a hiatus on these and the alchemist stone melangers starting the week of september and lasting about a month. if you want one, now is the time...

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shipping. also, a new origin will be in this week. a beautifully prepared trinatario from peru. reminds me a bit of the panama (who's new crop will be in at the end of the month). and santha now has stock of melangers again. i am still waiting to hear what spare parts are available. comments posted in cocoa

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answer, consider stopping by the forum . they are fellow chocolate makers and have a wealth of information. the new crop of panama is now in and available. that is all for now. thank you for all your kind e-mails, calls, words and thought. and understanding and patience. thank you. comment posted in cocoa

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hope to couple with the winnower. but in a spat of free time, i finished up a chocolate formulator in excel i have used for some time now. you can down load it and them discuss it over in the forum or down load it directly below. chocolate alchemy formulator comment posted in alchemist's musings , cocoa

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series recent videos contact help/search ask the alchemist # june , by founding alchemist another spat of basic but simple questions. the first four guess are valid but always make me scratch my head given i promote making something you eat. but there are no stupid questions, so here you are. is your cocoa

yes. i'm told that beans run the risk of salmonella. are nibs clean and ready for human consumption the roasted nibs are clean and ready for consumption. the raw need roasting or yes, you do indeed run the risk of salmonella and e.coli. i have bubbles in my chocolate. is it bad and fermenting?...

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mention. the chocolate kit of the month makes an awesome gift for someone with a melanger. gift certificates are a great way to get your chocolate maker something when you don't know what they need or want. there continues to be free shipping on full usps flat rate boxes if you stuff them with only beans

, nibs or brewing cocoa. that is all for now folks. back to packing. oh yeah...... happy holidays everyone. comment newer older top important pages: chocolate alchemy the art & science of bean to bar chocolate recipes archives informing and educating since about stewart road eugene or how to make chocolate...

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sand bags, with tie - string, for packing sand and other coarse particles. also lined with hdpe / ldpe liners and extrusion coated as well. the latest - food grade (hydrocarbon free) cloth / bags / sacks, tailor - made as per buyer's requirements, used for packing all kinds of eatables like coffee / cocoa

beans, kernels, shelled nuts etc. jute geotextiles : soil savers - standard cms. x gm / m , used for controlling soil erosion, landscaping, agricultural use etc. jute sacks : b. twills, binolas, hy. cees, d.w. flour bags, etc. also available in food grade. others : small pocket sized bags for varied...

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also releases more water vapor and is therefore more at risk from sweat. green coffee beans are extremely sensitive to foreign odors coffee beans contents coffee beans description shipment / storage coffee in bags container transport description a coffee bean is the seed of the coffee plant (the pit...

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