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milk (sweetened, fat content exceeding %) ii % . milk powder for babies (sweetened, fat content exceeding %) ii % . not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter ii % . condensed milk - not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter iv % . condensed milk - not containing added sugar or

. ii % . yogurt ii % . buttermilk i nil . curd i nil . lassi i nil . whey , whether or not concentrated or containing added sugar or other sweetening matter; products consisting of natural milk constituents, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter not elsewhere specified or included...

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. the choice of natural or deodorized is yours. i like natural. it smell heavenly and adds some complexity to the chocolate in my opinion. some people want only the cocoa beans to shine though, so they use deodorized. milk powder – this may be obvious, maybe not, but milk powder is only needed if you

here are some good ranges: dark chocolate – generally defined as greater than % cocoa cocoa – > % sugar - semi sweet chocolate – basically, if it does not fall into dark chocolate, it's semi-sweet. cocoa - - % sugar – - % cocoa butter – - % milk powder – % (not a milk chocolate) lecithin – - % milk chocolate...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2012/10/24/ask-the-alchemist-9

vs a cup of coffee... and it seems that ground roasted cocoa on the average costs twice as much as ground roasted coffee, i'm paying times as much for a cup of cocoa than it costs for a cup of joe. crazy. why is cocoa so much more expensive than coffee?

...and... is there anyone who sells the ground roasted cocoa in quantities of lbs or larger? why is lamb so much more expensive than beef? why are walnuts so much more expensive than peanuts? why is fresh baked artisan bread so much more expensive than sliced white bread?...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2013/05/30/ask-the-alchemist-36

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cards merry christmas text christmas table christmas beach christmas ball january blue christmas christmas sale new year's eve gift giving christmas kids religious christmas holiday card christmas bow new years background festive winter sale christmas house funny christmas new years resolution gingerbread

card happy holidays text christmas pudding christmas home christmas celebration happy christmas happy new year text christmas tag christmas card background summer christmas feliz navidad new year fireworks merry christmas banner resolutions winter tree christmas coffee christmas lights border hot cocoa...

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can't i just heat it with sugar and cocoa butter to dissolve the sugar? no. no. there. are we done?

i didn't think so. to the best of my understanding, no one makes chocolate from cocoa powder commercially. i'm not sure where the idea has surfaced. maybe just that it's from a desire to make the chocolate making process seem simpler or more approachable. mind you, i've seen lots of recipes all over...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2013/06/13/ask-the-alchemist-38