Types Of Chocolate For Different “Kuch Meetha Ho Jaye” Movements
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Various kinds and types of chocolate have come into the market since 1847. It was the year when Joseph Fry invented the first modern chocolate. He made a moldable chocolate paste of melted cacao butter and Dutch cocoa.
If you are a chocolate fan or chocoholic, you should check out these different types of chocolates:
- Milk chocolate
- Carries 10%-40% cacao mixed with sugar and milk.
- One of the most popular types of chocolate.
- A way sweeter and slightly less definite chocolate taste.
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- Dark chocolate
- Contains chocolate liquor, sugar, and cocoa butter with 30%-80% cocoa.
- Also called Bittersweet chocolate or Semi-sweet chocolate
- Commonly used for baking.
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- White Chocolate
- Contains a minimum of 20% cocoa butter with no chocolate liquid.
- Has a much chocolatey taste that matches smooth vanilla.
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- Unsweetened chocolate
- Pure chocolate liquor made of cocoa beans and the base of other types of chocolate.
- Tastes more desirable in baking and cooking when mixed with other food ingredients (rather than for consumption purposes).
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- Cocoa PowderÂ
- Contains 100% cacao without sugar.
- Usually helps in baking to mix in dough and batters.
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- Bittersweet chocolate
- Carries at least 30% cocoa.
- Some bars contain 50%-80% cocoa.
- Have a bitter kind of flavour.
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- Couverture Chocolate
- Contains a high percentage of cocoa butter.
- That’s why it is more costly than other chocolates.
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It is always fun to expand your sweet palette, so try these different types of chocolate to celebrate life!
Blog Edited By Ritika Gupta
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