You mean just sitting in the house? I've noticed that when the temperature in the house gets to be in the upper '70s, the chocolate in the snack bowl (normal snack-type chocolate, like Hershey's nuggets) gets soft and bend-y. Not hot enough to stick to the wrapping or fingers, but ver-r-r-r-y close. When the indoor temperature is in the low '70s, the chocolate is normal consistency. I always wondered why a 7-degree difference could cause that much of a change.
Heat transfer. The oven is warmer than the chocolate bar, which is solid at room temperature. The difference in temperature means that heat will transfer from the warmer oven to the chocolate bar. Chocolate melts at ~36*C, so if enough energy is added to the chocolate, the temperature will rise until it reaches 36*C and begins to melt.
The inside of a Lindt truffle is a substance called ganache. This is made by combining chocolate with another high-fat substance (normally cream or butter) in order to make it smooth and melt-in-the mouth, but soft-setting. For example, chocolate is hard at room temperature, but cream is liquid at room temperature. Combine chocolate and cream together and you get something which is less solid than chocolate, but more solid than cream.
The higher the temperature the faster the chocolate will melt.
In a box of Y pieces of candy two thirds of the pieces were covered with dark chocolate and three eights has soft center's how many were covered in dark chocolate and had soft center's?
wen we put choclate in our pocket it turns soft as the temperature is more in our pocket than in refrigerator.........
The temperature
writing chocolate is melting chocolate to a liquid form, then emptying the ink in your pen, refilling it with melted chocolate. I think. Or you can melt a chocolate bar till it is soft and write with it.
Yes, chocolate in large amounts can be a diuretic (makes your stool soft or runny).
Cocoa, chocolate drinks, soft drinks such as Coke, Pepsi, chocolate milk
By heating chocolate is melted; after this chocolate is thermally decomposed. Chocolate gas doesn't exist.
My normal body temperature is around 98.6°F or 37°C, about half the temperature of recently made hot chocolate.
The maxinum temperature in which soft soldering is done is 800 F