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How do I know how much cocoa butter is in a particular chocolate? I am
not near any decent shops that sell chocolate and I only have one store in my area that sells a variety of bar chocolates, such as Lindt, Godiva, Pergua (?) and one other brand that I can't remember the name of. None of them say on the packaging how much cocoa butter there is in them. I am looking for some good chocolate to use in a chocolate fountain I receive at Christmas. It's a cheao brand, but hey, it was a present, what can I say. I would like to use this for an upcoming Wine party I am having, but would rather not have to use the 3/4 c oil to 24 oz. chocolate chips ratio (bleck!) they give in the book. And the only way to avoid doing that, they say, is by using Belgium Chocolate or chocolate with a high cocoa butter percentage in it. Without spending $40 to order a couple of pounds off the internet, I'd rather use something local, if I can figure out how to tell how much cocoa butter is in the store bought bars. Any help? -- Bunny McElwee Event Coordinator & Membership Lowcountry Miata Club www.lowcountrymiataclub.net 1991 Mariner Blue with Red & White Stripes "BlueFlash" |
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