For this investigation we are changing
the temperature of the hot chocolate so the amount of milk, type of cup, amount of hot chocolate powder and marshmallows should stay the same for each test condition.
Not exact matches
2 1/2 cups All Purpose Flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 cup white
hot chocolate mix (I used Ghiradelli) 1 cup butter at room
temperature 1 8 oz block cream cheese 2 cups sugar 5 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla 3 ounces white
chocolate chips confectionery sugar to dust over top
of cake
Hi I made these this morning, but unfortunately my
chocolate seems quite thick and the cups did nt line very well, I did nt have a thermometer to check the
temperature so added some
of the
hot water to the mixture but obviously not enough as they did nt line the cups very well, any suggestions
i live in indonesia which is very
hot and i check it with my
temperature that shows the condition
of room
temperature in here is about 32 celcius already, so when i try to cool down after i melt the
chocolate to to 46 C, its impossible to make it to 27 C, so i tried to use cool water in a bowl and i put it on the bottom
of my
chocolate that has been melted until it reach 27C, and i heat it again to 31 C, then i put it in my room with air conditioning with
temperature of 25C, the next day when i woke up the fat bloom appear and the
chocolate is not firm.
The cold
temperatures find us reaching for a cup
of coffee or
hot chocolate over a glass
of h20.
Most
of us love the colder half
of the year for its
hot, hearty, delicious meal opportunities — when the clouds roll in and the
temperatures drop, we get to sip
hot chocolate and indulge in thick, steaming heaps
of comfort foods like pastas and soups and potatoes prepared in many different ways.
About the
chocolate: we sent our employees as soon as we found out about your problem, and told them to check all other rooms, and the
chocolates were not out
of expiration date, what happened is that unfortunately in Rio de Janeiro we have a very
hot climate, and sometimes, due to this high
temperature, the
chocolate's grease melts and sits on the surface, giving it a «spoiled» aspect.