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| Anyone know of a coating/dipping chocolate that doesn't use hydrogenated oils? or is there a method to get a tempered result without the tempering? - adding fat to the chocolate? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanx. |
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| the only thing i know of is to add oil (i dunno what kind) to the melted chocolate. i've never done it before tho... |
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| You can make coating with coffee, juices and even h20.
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