can you use melted chocolate?
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My son tried this as he does all our chocolates....it's not an easy task, & personally I don't like the shape once finished. If you want a nice rose, really simple to do use modeling chocolate & a petal cutter, looks fantastic & really gorgeous when done. Join SugarEdProductions & you can learn alot, find tools, free tutorials etc, a lot of us belong.
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Not unless you like melted plastic in your food. No...they're not for that. Need to use foil or the like while in the oven. But I really love the product.
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After the fountain has preheated (10 minutes), pour in the melted chocolate and turn the knob to "flow." Requires 4# of choc. Make sure it's level on the counter. Hope that helps!
1210591
Not in the oven these are essentially molds. If you want to pour chocolate and let cool that would be the closest to baking you can get
541216
Yes. You can also use re-usable gel filled ice cubes in the trays instead of ice--which does melt.
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If it is chocolate only, it needs to be floated on water in a double boil. This is difficult with an electric fondue pot. Add milk or cream to the chocolate while melting.
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yes it is, but i'm not sure if all the details will come out when you bake it. the directions are weird. they tell you to use melted chocolate. ??? I never did use it.
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Yes you must temperer this chocolate. This is not a hydrogenated chocolate.
304364
I don't recall ever using hot water. I haven't bought them in awhile, so I'm not quite sure. Maybe to melt the chocolate easier???
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I bought 4 lbs of chocolate made for a fountain in the bulk section of wegmans melted in the microwave and poured into the preheated fountain. You could probably get away with 2. Had a party with 15 teenagers and had lots leftover
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No, I can not. I just mixed the flavors chocolate with mike. And the chocolate peanut butter I never try before :-)
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This is the mold. You can melt candy melts and pour them into the mold to get colors or you can temper chocolate and use.
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You could but chocolate doesn't release as easily as fondant or gumpaste and comes out with more of a matte finish. An alternative would be modeling chocolate. To prevent sticking I find that using a light coat of shortening or spray as opposed to cornstarch or confectionary sugar works best. The pieces pop right out whereas it was a struggle with the cornstarch or sugar. Hope this helps!
828099
It burned slightly with the cheese but we think it is because we put in way too much cheese. We have not tried it with chocolate but I expect it would work well. We are happy with the purchase.
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Indeed you can...I mix the cocoa wit a bit of sugar, so that the cocoa doesn't clump and add warm milk also it doesn't clump then mix in cold milk..really delicious as I like dark chocolate best.
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No. They do not melt like chocolate chips, they are crunchy. It would be VERY different. I use them on top of my greek yogurt along with granola. They are kind of an acquired taste, it took me a little while to get used to them!
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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.