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A chocolatier generally works with chocolate only; Sculpting, molding, carving it, etc. Now, a candy maker is one that works with several different edible mediums such as sugar, Gelatin, fondant, ganache, buttercream, and of course chocolate and other edible treats like Red Hots, gumballs, and conversation hearts, etc. So chocolatier works with chocolate only and a candy maker works with chocolate as well as other sweet treats.

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