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Compound chocolate is a type of chocolate made from a combination of cocoa solids, cocoa butter substitutes (such as vegetable fats), and sweeteners. Unlike traditional chocolate, which relies on cocoa butter for its fat content, compound chocolate is often easier to work with and requires no tempering, making it popular for coating and molding. It has a different taste and texture compared to real chocolate, often being sweeter and less rich. Compound chocolate is commonly used in confectionery, baking, and snacks.

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