Is this food grade? Want to make chocolate with it! Thanks
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Mine arrived in a nice air tight sealed plastic tub, unlike ClaudK who on April 28 said his came in an open bag. I've made chocolate with coconut oil before but you have to store it in the freezer. This should be able to stan room temp. I'm going to try with this!
1345615
Yes, I did! You can make good dark chocolate with it using roughly 1/3 cocoa butter, 1/3 cocoa powder, and 1/3 powdered sugar or powdered honey. Melt the cocoa butter in a glass container in the microwave in 30 second increments. Don't let it simmer. If you want mint chocolate, add in a little peppermint oil (a little goes a long way). Also, since it is raw, you either have to temper it (heat and cool repeatedly) to get it shelf stable, or keep it refrigerated.
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I have never used this product for food, cosmetics only. If you use anything in food it should be FDA certified to be safe. There is no evidence that it has been packaged in a manner that would prevent you from getting sick if you ate a significant quantity, unless you refined it first. If you refine it then you would lose most of the properties that you are looking for in raw butters. Find one that states it is edible. Then you'll be safe
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I sure doubt it, for the way they handled it it would be crazy to think is food grade, you get it in an old-dirty-opened looking bag.
2217402
Obviously, the chocolate was bought in bulk and repackaged for sale to the individual consumer. I bought it and it was fine, much better quality than chocolate I can buy at the supermarket. Every outlet I can buy smaller quantities from, repackages. I don't know how you expect your question to be answered by a previous buyer. If you don't like it after you use it, don't buy it again. I certainly would buy it again and I have used all the fine chocolate brands.
597566
It wouldnt be a bad idea to ise a food grade treatment. The wood is untreated. I have not treated mine and it cleans up well and has not stained or anything. But wouldnt hurt at all yo help it last
169293
not refined it smells after chocolate and I did use it for dark chocolate and milk chocolate I was very satisfy specially the product is very clean. please let me know in case you need more info.
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It is sillione, so it should be can, I only use it to make chocolate, never Ty it in oven.
713788
YES!! Baker's is simply the BEST baking chocolate I've ever used, especially in the silky way it melts. I can no longer find it in our local supermarket and have to order it. I will be ordering both the semi-sweet & unsweetened in mass quantities!
75524
It says on the label " The vegetable glycerine contained in this product is considered food grade." To me that means it is edible. It also says it is derived from Non-GMO palm oil or vegetable oil. It sounds to me that it is. I have never used it for that purpose, but it sounds like it could be.
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NOPE not from THIS seller, it is not noted but if u read the reviews they indicate THIS from the seller is NOT FOOD GRADE. U can make it with FOOD GRADE Gypsum though and it adds the highest amount of calcium. I'm glad I found the others reviews before purchasing & wasting my $ as that is what I need it 4... TOFU!!! Good luck...I'm searching onward 4 the Food GRade STUFF!
1234515
I like to use chocolate especially made for fountains. I order it from chocoley.com. It has a delicious rich flavor and is always a hit at parties.
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I don't know for sure, because there are no nutritional values listed on the label, i.e., fat content, carbohydrate content, sugar, sodium e.t.c. Does anybody know. It seems to be pure but can not tell for sure. I use it to make sugar free dark chocolate, with sugar free Cocoa powder and Stevia powder instead of sugar
307923
Our Sweet Almond Oil is not sold as food grade and is only for external use. If you have any other questions please ask! Thanks!
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I used it to make Salted Whiskey Carmles. It worked ok. It doesn't melt at high temps, which is good but it does dispurse heat quickly. Which can be bad if you have something in it that cools quickly, like Carmles. If your chocolate will stay liquid for a while this would work just fine.
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Yes, this chocolate is perfect for candy making. I love the taste because they don't use wax in their chocolate. I've made chocolate covered cherries with this chocolate and get rave reviews each time.
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Do your research! I believe food grade is safe for humans according to the FDA. I haven't tried it yet. I'm looking for more complete info first.
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No idea, but am assuming it is ok for food grade, as no problem with it whatsoever. I am not that happy with this item, as it is not a put your stuff into it and walk away type of rice cooker, as the rice will over cook and stick to pot. You have to do lots of practicing to get it right. For now I have to keep track of how much water I put in, and then hit the switch when it is close to running out. This way I can keep it from sticking to the bottom, and also from being over cooked. Wish I knew of a rice cooker that a person could walk away from, and come back to a perfectly cooked pot of rice. No idea, but am assuming it is ok for food grade, as no problem with it whatsoever. I am not that happy with this item, as it is not a put your stuff into it and walk away type of rice cooker, as the rice will over cook and stick to pot. You have to do lots of practicing to get it right. For now I have to keep track of how much water I put in, and then hit the switch when it is close to running out. This way I can keep it from sticking to the bottom, and also from being over cooked. Wish I knew of a rice cooker that a person could walk away from, and come back to a perfectly cooked pot of... » Read More No idea, but am assuming it is ok for food grade, as no problem with it whatsoever. I am not that happy with this item, as it is not a put your stuff into it and walk away type of rice cooker, as the rice will over cook and stick to pot. You have to do lots of practicing to get it right. For now I have to keep track of how much water I put in, and then hit the switch when it is close to running out. This way I can keep it from sticking to the bottom, and also from being over cooked. Wish I knew of a rice cooker that a person could walk away from, and come back to a perfectly cooked pot of rice. « Show Less
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I use this mold strictly for chocolate - sorry I am not able to answer your question.
993876
Amazon sent this question to me. I use this product as food. it is chocolate without cocoa powder. As for moisture function, I guess that if you don't want to mix it with other stuff you may melt a piece in your hand and apply wherever you want. How does chocolate get melt? I tried holding a piece between two hands. it worked. I think that to find a better way to use it you may want to do a google search. I am sorry that this is not a help.