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that different beans seems to have different amounts of intrinsic oil. the peruvian maranon seems to have quite a bit of oil and produces a chocolate that flows very easily but it tricky to temper correctly. is there a way to know in advance the amount of oil in a bean so we can adjust the amount of cocoa

yes, cocoa beans have different levels of cocoa butter. there isn't a practical way to measure the amount of cocoa butter yourself. i've tried multiple times and the results don't reproduce well which in turn makes the data basically useless. i tried to determine the amount of cocoa butter at home using...

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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 ask the alchemist # october , by founding alchemist i am an avid home brewer. i am about to brew a chocolate porter and want to you cocoa

disclaimer: this is going to be aimed at home brewers and not really chocolate makers at all. with that, there may be a bit of home brew speak going on that i'm not going to explain for the non-brewer. google is your friend and you are never too old to learn something new. i am an avid home brewer also...

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holmes the bold chocolate flavor makes for a rich cup of cocoa without being too sweet. top with a foamy espresso whipped cream that will melt in as you sip. this cocoa is not as sweet as some recipes. i like the bold chocolate flavor but i don't like feeling like i am drinking a candy bar. this cocoa...

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mass, sugar and cocoa butte. is there a go to formula in percentages?

that if i want % dark chocolate, the cocoa mass would be % and sugar % but how much of the % cocoa mass should be of cocoa butter?...

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video series recent videos contact help/search brewing cocoa november , by founding alchemist i have gone through and tasted all of the cocoa beans i have in stock and evaluated them as brewing cocoa. where as, in my opinion, all have the potential to make great chocolate, not all translate into brewed...

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