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I just received a shipment of Scharffen Berger 3oz. semi-sweet bars. I
opened the first one and found a powdery mist covering the chocolate. It's barely noticeable at this point, but a finger swipe over the surface leaves a clear trail. It could be the natural oxidation of fine chocolate, but as a novice, it alarms me because having read many of the posts here, it could also be indicative of product about to spoil. I still have 11 more bars to consume, so should I return them now, or am I fretting over nothing? It doesn't taste spoiled (yet). Also, should the product itself be so HARD? I mean it behaves like a plane of glass and doesn't melt in your mouth very easily. Are these typical characteristics of 62% cacao, or did I get stuck with stale chocolate? I paid $47 for these things, so I really need to know! -- Thank You |
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