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Hello Folks:
I just found out about Criollo chocolate and now I'm more confused than ever. I went to El Rey Chocolates and decided to look around and shop for something. However, I couldn't figure out what I needed to buy. There is Chef's Choice, and Baker Choice. I decided to go and get the Baker's Choice and came to find out there are 8 more choices. Choices I have no idea about. Could anyone explain to me these: Apamate 73.5% Gran Saman 70% Mijao 61% Bucare 58.5% Caoba Milk 41% Macuro 70% Cariaco 60.5% Irapa Milk 40.5% I'm assuming the percentage is the amount of Cocoa but I have no idea what any of them mean. In addition, to make a brownie should I use Chef's Choice or Baker's Choice? How much do they differ? Thanks, Eddy P.S. I posted this question in the Baking Forum and got no answer. |
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