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I store my chocolate in the refrigerator, but the bars
I'm in the process of eating are kept in the freezer. I do this because I like my chocolate hard, so it fractures when I first bite down on it. It all gets warmed up soon enough, and I prefer that it takes longer to melt in my mouth. However, I have considered the possibility that I'm missing some of the finer elements of flavor, perhaps by retarding volatilization of essential oils, etc. I'm not aware of a significant difference in flavor, except perhaps for Scharffen Berger. As I recall, SB previously had a slight bitter aftertaste which I don't notice when it's frozen. Any comments on temperature from the gallery? |
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