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this homemade peppermint mocha is similar to my hot cocoa recipe. it's super easy to make and absolutely delicious to drink. perfect holiday beverage to warm you up!

it's made with cocoa powder, strong coffee (made with a good quality brand), heavy cream, milk, sugar, peppermint extract, and a dash of salt. it's important to use both a good tasting cocoa powder and good quality coffee because it affects the flavor. i personally love the trader joe's brand of cocoa...

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home (video) starting points ask the alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search ask the alchemist # october , by founding alchemist i have seen the blendtec twister jar and vitamix making awesome nut butters, grinding coffee etc. now why wouldn't you use such a thing for pregrinding the cocoa

for example it takes only a couple of seconds to grind coffee. i am very curious and looking forward to your answer. hi everyone and welcome to one year of ask the alchemist. please keep those questions coming to . the basic answer to this is it does not work. in theory it should (since they do nut butters...

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washcloth. [ ] x research source they will be a bit tender, so refrain from rubbing them dry in a harsh manner. moisturize your feet afterward. since pumicing your feet can be a little irritating for your skin, it's a good idea to soothe your feet with a plant-based moisturizer. try rubbing your feet with cocoa

jpg","smallwidth": ,"smallheight": ,"bigwidth": ,"bigheight": ,"licensing":"license: creative commons "} keep your pumice stone clean. after each time you scrub your feet with the stone, you should rinse it with clean, clear water. after several uses, boil the pumice stone in a vinegar solution containing...

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alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search cocoa butter silk the care and feeding of your cocoa butter silk cocoa butter silk, a primer silk is just tempered cocoa butter. but more on that in a second. first let's get a couple concepts straight. tempering is really literally just a step...

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the first batch seems to have relaxed and gained some colour back and not so black... second batch p is very black and taste burnt.... any advice would be great!!! alchemist: first question. why did you roast only grams?

it should be loaded with double that for cocoa if you use the preset profiles. did you read my page on roasting with the behmor? at grams, yes, you probably did burn the beans. novice: ummm... because i was worried to roast more!!!...

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pricing or drum pricing. now offering jojoba butter posted on january , by debbie smith jojoba (pronounced ho-ho-ba) is a dioecious plant widely cultivated in north and south america, australia, and israel. scientifically known as simmondsia chinensis, jojoba shrubs produce pods filled with seeds containing

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recent videos contact help/search home shop shop retail shop wholesale about video make chocolate at home (video) starting points ask the alchemist video series recent videos contact help/search artisan brownies august , by founding alchemist when heather visited a few weeks ago, we made a pound of cocoa

liqueur from some barinas cocoa beans that i had roasted up a couple of days earlier. as i did not have my crankandstein mill yet, we just ran the whole cocoa bean through the champion, letting it separate the husk. the resulting cocoa liqueur i poured into " x " ice cube trays. this gave me very convenient...

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