Stores that sell cake decorating supplies may carry ready-made modeling chocolate. A number of online retailers also carry modeling chocolate. However, if you are still unsuccessful in finding it, you should also know that you can make your own, if you so desire. Simply Google "modeling chocolate recipe".
One recipe for modelling chocolate that I found is as follows:
Chocolate Clay (Modeling Chocolate)Ingredients:*Note: the chocolate can be substituted with almond bark, or colored candy disks to create different colored flowers
Instructions:
Using Microwave: In a shallow bowl, melt the chocolate in microwave (be careful so that the temperature does not exceed 100 degrees F.) for 2 minutes; stir. If chocolate is not completely melted, return to microwave for 30 seconds at a time and stir until smooth.
Using Double Boiler: Place the chocolate in the top of a double boiler over hot water and stir until melted.
You can get real modeling chocolate (these guys make the stuff Charm City Cakes used on the giant elephant cake) at ChocolateCraftKits internet site.
You can buy modeling chocolate online or you may be able to find it at some cake supply stores. It's also easy to make. (See related link below for a recipe.)
Normally modelling chocolate does not contain eggs.
When too much syrup is incorporated into modeling chocolate, more warm, melted chocolate mus be gently worked into the initial batch. If the temperature of both is slightly warm it will be easiest to blend them together. Work a little of the sticky modeling chocolate into the melted chocolate, then add that mix back into the rest of the sticky modeling chocolate. Using some powdered sugar to help with the mixing may also help.
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You need chocolate and corn syrup, the amount of syrup depends on what chocolate you use and how much. See the link below for step by step directions.
Real modeling chocolate is made from dark or white chocolate and either glucose or corn syrup, which provides the malleable quality. It is better food than a tootsie roll, which is a similar product made of more artificial ingredients. Candy clay is similar to a tootsie roll. It is made from chocolate flavored candy and a syrup, with fats like hydrogenated shortenings and chocolate flavoring instead of real chocolate. Either product is considered edible.
There are many places where aspiring models can find predictive modeling blogs. Aspiring models can find predictive modeling blogs at popular on the web sources such as Blogger, Enservio, and Blogspot.
A modeling scout is just that--a modeling scout. There are no special names. Just be sure to find out the name of the agency they represent.
The best way to find modeling jobs is by sending in your pictures and information to a modeling agency in your area who will offer you a modeling contract and find legit and well paying jobs for you. Make sure they have a teen division.
You do not have to join a modeling institute or school to pursue a modeling career. You must find a modeling agency located near you that is interested in offering you a modeling contract. After that happens, you will be trained and booked for modeling work.
Signing a contract with a modeling agency will allow the agency to find modeling jobs for you or if you choose to freelance, which means you act as your own agent and find your own work, you can submit to castings on online modeling community websites like Model Mayhem or One Model Place, among many others. Craigslist also offers castings for modeling jobs.
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Yes, if you are able to find a modeling agency with a kid or teen modeling division.