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I am making my own sugar-free chocolate, by melting unsweetened 100% cacao
baking bars and mixing with stevia and erythritol for sweetener. This gives a nicely melted chocolate that I can then pour into molds. I wanted to enhance this and make a smoother milk chocolate, but I am having problems and need help. I am lactose intolerant, so I substitute milk with organic heavy whipping cream. This is a pure fat product that has no sugar / lactose. The problem is as soon as I mix in the whipping cream into the melted chocolate, the chocolate hardens and becomes like a thick creamy cake frosting. No amount of reheating in a double boiler will melt that mixture. It remains like a hard frosting. I cannot pour that chocolate into any kind of mold. Am I mixing in the organic whipping cream the wrong way? How do I mix it with the chocolate while preserving my ability to pour the chocolate into a mold? -- W |
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