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Does chocolate get moldy

Updated: 12/13/2022
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7y ago

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If you see small whitish blotches and only flat on the surface, it is probably the fats separating slightly and called "bloom". This is usually caused by wide temperature variations from room temperature like freezing or softening in the car. In this case, it's fine to eat and remelting the chocolate should put it back as it was.

But mold is possible over a long enough time in hot damp circumstances, at first hard to tell apart from bloom, but in time will be fuzzy/furry white and totally obvious. Discard, don't eat it.

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