According the general population, anything over 35% cocoa is bittersweet. I also believe that 35% is the requirement for something to be labeled bittersweet by the FDA.
Mae238 says: Generally, yes.
According to barriorestaurant.com/blog/?cat=9
"As a rule, Milk Chocolate is at about 35-45 percent cacao to sugar, semisweet chocolate is at about 50-60 percent and bittersweet is at about 60-70 percent."
The unsweetened Baker's chocolate has no sugar or other ingredients to dilute the chocolate; so it is 100 percent cacao. The bittersweet chocolate contains 67 percent cacao.
Bittersweet chocolate contains more cocoa than sugar. Semisweet chocolate has half as much sugar as cocoa, and is a little sweeter.
The perfect temperature for hot cocoa is 70 degrees Celsius
Yes because 70 percent is 70/100 which is .70
70%
70 percent of 83 percent is 0.581 or 58.1%
70x0.7=49 so 70% of 70 is 49 70 percent in decimal form is .7 Multiply 70 by .7 to determine 70 percent of 70 = 49.
49/70 x 100 = 70 percent.
25 percent of 70 = 17.525% of 70= 25% * 70= 0.25 * 70= 17.5
27 percent of 70 = 18.927% of 70= 27% * 70= 0.27 * 70= 18.9
2 percent of 70 =1.42% of 70= 2% * 70= 0.02 * 70= 1.4
If your talking about cocoa solids, then white chocolate is the lowest percent chocolate made as it has none. It is made with the cocoa butter but not the solids.