Yes, white chocolate typically contains milk, as it is made from cocoa butter, sugar, and milk solids.
Yes, white chocolate typically contains dairy in the form of milk solids or milk powder.
Regular, dark chocolate has cocoa in it. Add some milk and it gets lighter and call it milk chocolate. White chocolate hasn't got any cocoa, which is why it's white. It can also contain milk, but that's not what gives it the color. The White comes from lack of cocoa.
Different types of chocolateThere are really three types of chocolate: white, milk, and dark. Milk chocolate could reasonably be called brown chocolate, although there's a somewhat unappealing and unappetizing ring to that term. It usually contains from 33 to 50 percent cocoa and, as you may have guessed, milk or milk powder. Dark chocolate can contain much more cocoa than milk chocolate (up to 70 percent cocoa butter and solids) and contains no milk products. White chocolate contains only cocoa butter and no solids. It does contain milk products.So, white chocolate and milk (brown) chocolate contain milk products. Inasmuch as white chocolate does appear to be a shade of white, it's named appropriately.(edited by another person) And then dark chocolate would be called dark brown chocolate, which just seems wrong. Marketing may play a part, but you're best off believing the more common sense answer written above.
Milk chocolate and white chocolate. Milk chocolate and white chocolate. Milk chocolate and white chocolate. and cheese.
It all depends on what brand of chocolate milk you're talking about.
Chocolate milk will rot faster then white milk
milk chocolate then white chocolate and then it's dark chocolate
White milk is better because chocolate milk has a little more surgar.
Gourmet white chocolate is made with a high cocoa butter content so it actually is real chocolate. Typical non-gourmet white chocolate is not actually chocolate because it does not contain any cocoa butter. The difference between white chocolate and regular chocolate is that white chocolate has a high milk content and does not contain cocoa powder.
There are so many variety in chocolate recipe. However, generally it can be classified as 3 major group : dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate. Dark chocolate contain cocoa solid and cocoa butter only without any milk substitent, while milk chocolate contain cocoa solid, cocoa butter and milk powder. White chocolate contain NO cocoa solid, but only milk powder and cocoa butter. There are so many variety in chocolate recipe. However, generally it can be classified as 3 major group : dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate. Dark chocolate contain cocoa solid and cocoa butter only without any milk substitent, while milk chocolate contain cocoa solid, cocoa butter and milk powder. White chocolate contain NO cocoa solid, but only milk powder and cocoa butter. There are so many variety in chocolate recipe. However, generally it can be classified as 3 major group : dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate. Dark chocolate contain cocoa solid and cocoa butter only without any milk substitent, while milk chocolate contain cocoa solid, cocoa butter and milk powder. White chocolate contain NO cocoa solid, but only milk powder and cocoa butter.
In milk chocolate, always. In dark chocolate, there often is. If you are lactose intolerant, then look at the ingredients and if it says "lactose", "dairy", "milk" or any similar names, stay away.
White chocolate isn't in fact actual chocolate. It does not contain any cocoa whatsoever, and is mostly sugar. Milk chocolate contains cocoa, milk, and other ingredients used in actual chocolate. For this reason I would say that milk chocolate is better.