Chocolate

It depends in both the wattage of your microwave and if you don't mind the skin. I find 3 mins with a 700 w does the job. If you don't like the skin take it out after bout 2 mins and stir it. Hope it helps!

86 semi-sweet chocolate chips equals 3 squares of semi-sweet baking chocolate.

No. Snickers is made by Mars Incorporated.

probally, But in my opinion it would just taste like frozen choc syrup.

I just tried it and the answer is "NO" it got thick but it did not freeze solid, I used, Hersey's Genuine Chocolate Syrup. To bad, I would love a chocolate bar that taste like chocolate syrup. If Hersey makes one they owe us a years supply for the idea. :) LOL

It is deliciously scrumptious and it is like a breeze of fresh air. It transports you into a different dimension were it warms your heart full of Kindness and supportive virtues.

Yes

Chocolate is a drug to horses, the jockey use to give it to the horses that had no chance of winning and they would win in a heart beat because it speeds up there heart, they use to do this before they had fancy drug testing.

Approxomently 1.3 grams for a small sized chip.

It depends what you mean by ounces. There are fluid ounces which measure volume. One cup is 8 fluid ounces. Ounces is also a measurement of mass. If you are talking about volume (fluid ounces), then 3/4 cup of chocolate equals 6 oz. If you are talking about the mass of the chocolate then you have to determine the density (mass per unit volume) of the chocolate and do some more math.

None...youu just buy special chocolate pellets from the store that are meant for melting.

Give or take, I would say 500g celsius

"Chocolate chips" are generally used to make chocolate chip cookies, also known as Tollhouse cookies. They are specifically made to keep their shape in the heat of the baking process. This is done by using waxes and other extra solidifying ingredients.

Chocolate morsels, however, are more natural chocolate and will melt when baked. They will, of course, solidify again when cooled but will not have kept their original shape.

This is so funny...i am eating one right now...i remember selling these when i was in grammar school and they definitely did get smaller..i just made the same comment minutes before reading this....

Yours is a vague question. There is more than one "Hersheys Chocolate" (there are a number of different kinds of candy bars that Hersheys makes). However, due to their popularity, most of the candy bars that Hershey's makes are on a continuous production system. However, some products (such as the seasonal ones) are on intermittent production systems.

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Nowhere, since there is no such thing. However, you might be able to get some cacao trees (from which cocoa butter is made) from a tropical Central or South American country where they are grown. Just be sure to follow the plant importation laws of the country to which you want to bring it.

1. Use a mellon baller or spoon to scoop out and round balls of ice cream.

2. Place them on a non-stick silicon sheet or wax-paper-lined tray. Freeze until totally solid.

3. While they are freezing, prepare chocolate coating.

4. Set up station of a place for the ice cream tray, spoon to did into chocolate with, melted chocolate coating, any additional toppings you might want to add, and another non-stick silicon / wax-paper-lined tray. (You will want to be able to work quickly.) (Another pre-cooled tray will work well.)

5. Take out the frozen ice cream balls.

6. Coat them in chocolate and place on the second tray.

7. Place the chocolate coated ice cream balls in the freezer for a few hours (over night is best.).

It will take a really long time, like a year, assuming that the candy bars are kept out of extreme heat, and are kept properly wrapped. As long as these two conditions are met, then by all means, brave the butterfinger from last year's trick-or-treating loot, however, don't expect much as far as taste goes. Expect it to be stale.

Choux pastry or Pâte à choux is a pastry using water, eggs, butter and flour and is used to make éclairs, profiteroles, puffs etc. It is an moisture and egg rich pastry, and relies on the sudden change of temperature to create steam and hot air in the mix to rise. The oven (or oil for deep fried items) must be very hot before the items are placed in it to cook.

The recipe requires careful measurement and processes to be successful.

This question cannot be easily answered. It all depends on your location (what part of the world do you live), where you purchase the product from ( high end gourmet shop, Bulk Barn, Grocery chain store). Whether the cocoa powder is 'Dutch process' or not. And if it is being purchased in a certain size container or loose.

Without this necessary Information, no one can honestly and correctly answer this type of question.

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Chocolate can be of many shapes.

Maybe it is of all the shapes possible on earth.

You can also make many shapes by your hands.

Therefore, it is uncountable to count the shapes of chocolates.

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Well, it's very healthy for you. Whether you want to know whether or not it tastes good or not, then well, that'd be an opinion. I, personally, dislike it.