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It is done in 3 parts. Liquid chocolate is paced in a cool mould, as soon as the chocolate sets on the surface of the mould, the bulk of the chocolate is tipped out, leaving a chocolate shell, then a liquid center is deposited into the chocolate shell and cooled. Lastly more chocolate is deposited over the top, cooled and demoulded.

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