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and cream, concentrated or sweetened 51,803.64 040221: milk and cream in solid forms of >1.5% fat, unsweetened 51,803.64 04022110: milk&cream in powder forms >1.5%fat,notsweetened r.pkt.
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dressing. the egg is the emulsifier, and allows the oil and vinegar to bind together into an emulsion. in chocolate, as we all know by now, you don't use water as it causes the chocolate to seize. but sometimes, either due to a lighter side roast, humidity or because certain ingredients (some sugars and milk
in nearly all of my recipes i have at least a small amount of cocoa butter. i melt the cocoa butter, and then add the lecithin, stirring to incorporate. you can add it directly to your chocolate in your melanger, but i find it seems to behave better this way. likewise, for vanilla, i take a vanilla bean...
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