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daily value* total fat g % saturated fat g % trans fat g cholesterol mg % sodium mg % total carbohydrate g % dietary fiber g % sugars g protein > g % *percent daily values are based on a calorie diet. your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. ingredients ingredients: sugar

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founding alchemist i had a number of thoughts today about various options in regards to getting the final chocolate smooth enough. the industrial method is to run the chocolate through a refiner that wears down the particle sizes, usually to around microns. so far i have tried refining my own granulated sugar

with both the champion (which did not work appreciably) and a vita-mix which gave me a somewhat, but no where near fine enough, sugar and chocolate. likewise, my test with confection sugar (ultra fine) also resulted in less than a super smooth chocolate (besides, it has cornstarch in it, and i really...

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words. they may or may not be fully accurate, but my goal is to get a concept across to you, and once it 'clicks' you can answer the question above without even thinking about it. i want to get you to 'see' what is happening when chocolate tempers. alright, some definitions and concepts are in order. sugar

and salt form particular shapes on the molecular level. these shapes are crystals. salt crystals and sugar crystals are different shaped crystals but are both crystals. good?...

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first and foremost, you don't have to add anything more than sugar to make chocolate (assuming we are not talking "baker's chocolate"). and you absolutely don't have to add any nebulous preservatives. chocolate does not go bad. as for lecithin and vanilla, they are both optional additives and very simple

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 powder...

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