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Any baker or confectioner looking for a supplier of wholesale chocolate might be looking for more than just a good deal on price. Those who are in the market for a new supplier to bolster the supply chain will be glad to know that we here at Stover & Company can offer you highlights from all of the following categories and more!
You might have thought that the only differences that existed between the different grades of chocolate were only due to appearance and flavor, but in fact, there are many different grades of chocolate. These affect not only their appearance, but how they can be used, and where, and when. But that’s not all. The makeup of any given grade of chocolate will also affect how it responds to processes like melting, forming, and molding. In short, if you’re looking for chocolate for molds, you can’t just use anything.
Unsweetened baking chocolate might be one of the most all-around versatile ingredients next to flour, sugar, and baking powder. The sheer amount of different tasty confections you can make using ordinary chocolate is truly impressive. Whether you are a veteran when it comes to making cakes, cookies, and brownies, or if you are just starting out, you likely already understand the importance of this ingredient.
Whether you yourself are a professional baker or you just have a personal passion for delicious homemade baked goods and confections, a little clarity is helpful from time to time. The culinary world - and that includes the world of baking and confectionery - is rife with tall tales and myths, so today we’ll take a look at semi-sweet baking chocolate, what it is, and how you can use it.
