Chocolate's distinctive flavor comes from the way that it is processed along with the ingredients used in it. Both the processing of chocolate and main ingredients used to flavor chocolate are described below.
Chocolate is made from the cocoa bean, which is the partially dried and fermented seed of the cacao fruit. After being harvested, cocoa beans are allowed to ferment and once that process is complete, the beans are dried, roasted and the shell is removed producing what is known as the nib. The nibs are then ground up and liquefied to produce pure chocolate liquor which is then combined with cocoa butter, sugar and other ingredients such as vanilla, milk or milk powder. To make the chocolate smooth to taste, it is then put through a process called conching. During conching, the liquid chocolate is put into a container that holds metal beads. These beads help break up the particles of sugar and cocoa butter to make the chocolate smooth. The final process that chocolate must go through is called tempering. This process, which involves continual heating and cooling of the chocolate to produce the right amount of cocoa butter fat crystals, ensures that only the best chocolate (for most that is chocolate that snaps when broken and begins melting near body temperature) makes it into the stores, chocolatiers, etc.
The traditional spice that gives paella its distinctive yellow color and flavor is saffron.
The cocao bean and sweeteners
Bratwurst gets its distinctive flavor from a combination of spices such as white pepper, nutmeg, and marjoram, as well as the use of pork or veal in the sausage mixture.
Gives them the chocolate flavor.
Cocoa, sugar and, if you put them in, chocolate chips too
There are six main chocolate crystal structures, with the most desirable being Form V. This structure gives chocolate a smooth texture and glossy appearance. The crystal structure affects the snap, melt-in-the-mouth feel, and overall flavor of chocolate products.
Bittersweet chocolate is a type of dark chocolate that contains a higher percentage of cocoa solids and less sugar than other chocolates. This gives it a rich, intense flavor that is both bitter and sweet. It differs from other types of chocolate, like milk chocolate, in its lower sugar content and more pronounced cocoa flavor.
Simple... People loves sweets, including chocolate. Hershey's was made with a process that actually gives the chocolate a bit of a more sour flavor than European chocolate. Very yummy.
Red has the longest wavelength and thus gives it its distinctive "flavor." As far as it being an "amazing color" that would be in the eye of the beholder.
It is more a case of what you are used to. Some people love dark chocolate. Dark chocolate has more cocoa and less sugar. This gives it a more sharp flavor than people that are used to milk chocolate are used to, which could make it unappealing to that person.
hey, um cocoa powder is used as a substitute for chocolate, (powdered choc.), and it gives a choc. cake that rich dark brown colour. hope I helped!!
A milkshake is made with milk and ice cream, along with flavorings such as chocolate syrup for chocolate, etc. A malt is basically the same thing, but with a sweet, liquid malt syrup added. The malt gives the shake a distinctive flavor, which is actually quite good, and can be added to any flavor milk shake. Malts are not as common as they used to be; many places that serve milk shakes don't even offer malts anymore.