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Compound Chocolate is a product made from a combination of cocoa, vegetable fat and sweeteners. Compound chocolate uses less expensive hard vegetable fats and palm kernel oils and are lower-cost alternative to real chocolate which contains expensive cocoa butter. Compound chocolate is used as candy coatings. Compound coatings, substitute chocolate liquor and cocoa butter with cocoa powder and vegetable oil. Butter Compound, Compound Chocolate, Coffee Market, Butter Substitute, Secondary Research, Chocolate Liquor, Palm Kernel Oil, European Food, Candy Making

Compound Chocolate is a product made from a combination of cocoa, vegetable fat and sweeteners. Compound chocolate uses less expensive hard vegetable fats and palm kernel oils and are lower-cost alternative to real chocolate which contains expensive cocoa butter. Compound chocolate is used as candy coatings. Compound coatings, substitute chocolate liquor and cocoa butter with cocoa powder and vegetable oil.

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Good chocolate costs more than regular compound chocolate but the difference is compensated with the quality of the product. The taste, texture, how much cocoa there is, and even the flavor define whether you will enjoy the product or feel something other than the pieces of it stuck to your teeth. You can hide a bad product behind caramel, nuts, and other things because there are ingredients you can’t imagine chocolate without.

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benjamin the baker on Instagram: "Chocolate chips vs compound chocolate vs couverture chocolate Tempered Dark Chocolate: 10 oz (283g) dark chocolate 1. Place 8 oz (227g) of dark chocolate in a heat proof bowl and melt gently over a water bath or in a microwave. 2. Make sure not to have the heat too high so that the chocolate never goes above 120F (49 C). 3. As soon as the chocolate reaches 120F (49 C), remove it from the heat and stir in roughly 1 oz (28g) of the reserved dark chocolate that came already tempered in the package. 4. Stir constantly until the chocolate is melted and check the temperature. You are aiming for a temperature between 88-90F (31-32 C). If the temperature is still above that, add more of your reserved chocolate and continue stirring. 5. Keep the chocolate between Compound Chocolate, Chocolate Spread, Cooking Techniques, 1 Place, Fun Food, Chocolate Chips, Chocolate Bar, Chocolate Covered, Cake Ideas

benjamin the baker on Instagram: "Chocolate chips vs compound chocolate vs couverture chocolate Tempered Dark Chocolate: 10 oz (283g) dark chocolate 1. Place 8 oz (227g) of dark chocolate in a heat proof bowl and melt gently over a water bath or in a microwave. 2. Make sure not to have the heat too high so that the chocolate never goes above 120F (49 C). 3. As soon as the chocolate reaches 120F (49 C), remove it from the heat and stir in roughly 1 oz (28g) of the reserved dark chocolate that…

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