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Sweet bay magnolia leaves are not typically considered edible and are not commonly consumed. While they are not toxic, they can be tough and have a strong flavor that may not be palatable. Historically, some cultures have used the leaves for flavoring, similar to bay leaves, but caution is advised as they are not widely recognized as safe for culinary use. Always consult a reliable source before trying any new plant for consumption.
Southern magnolia leaves are not considered toxic to humans. While they are not harmful if ingested in small amounts, consuming large quantities may cause mild gastrointestinal discomfort. However, the leaves are more commonly known for their ornamental use rather than for consumption. Always exercise caution and consult a professional if unsure about plant safety.
of corse not!............just kidding you eat leafs all the time for potatoes and peppers and onions and choclatecovered leaves
you use a pencil
Aquatic producers use material from land, like tree leaves.
You will almost never make chocolate from the cacao bean - that is a commercial process. What you should use when making something that contains depends on what kind of chocolate you are starting with. If you are going to bake a chocolate cookie, and oven is best, but some kinds can be make in a microwave. If you are melting chocolate to use in an icing, or as a topping on ice cream, doing so with water in a double boiler is probably best, but again, some forms of chocolate can be softened or liquefied in a microwave.
There are many kinds of chocolate one can use to make dipping chocolate. One can use milk chocolate, dark chocolate, or white chocolate to make dipping chocolate.
You can really use any chocolate but i prefer Hershey's milk chocolate! I LOVE CHOCOLATE
You should use plastic chocolate or hard Chocolate in a cold room
Someone might use chocolate powder in cooking such as baking a cake. You can also use chocolate powder for making hot chocolate or a chocolate milkshake.
Why is everybody so dumb on this just look just use Google
You use pestel & mortar on a chocolate bar to grind it to chocolate dust, then use the chocolate dust on a bucket of milk and you get chocolate milk.