Ghirardelli Chocolate 60% Cacao Bittersweet Baking Bar, 4-Ounce Bars (Pack of 12)


Ghirardelli Chocolate 60% Cacao Bittersweet Baking Bar, 4-Ounce Bars (Pack of 12) by Ghirardelli

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Ghirardelli 12X 4 Oz Bittersweet Chocolate Baking Bar Our New Improved Formulation For Ghirardelli 60% Cacao Bittersweet Baking Bar Delivers An Intensely Rich Yet Balanced Chocolate Sensation-Not Too Sweet, Not Too Bitter-For Lingering Pleasure In Any Dessert.: (Note: This Product Description Is Informational Only. Always Check The Actual Product Label In Your Possession For The Most Accurate Ingredient Information Before Use. For Any Health Or Dietary Related Matter Always Consult Your Doctor Before Use.) Read more...

Ghirardelli 60% Cacao Bittersweet Chocolate Baking Chips, 11.5 oz.


Ghirardelli 60% Cacao Bittersweet Chocolate Baking Chips, 11.5 oz. by Ghirardelli

          Features:
  • Highest cacao content chip, delivering an intensely rich yet balanced chocolate sensation.
  • Pack of 11.5 ounces
  • Is bitter sweet chocolate

Our new, improved formulation for Ghirardelli 60% Cacao Bittersweet Chocolate Chips (formerly Double Chocolate) is our highest cacao content chip, delivering an intensely rich yet balanced chocolate sensation. Read more...

Ghirardelli Chocolate 60% Cacao Bittersweet Chocolate Baking Bar , 4 oz.


Ghirardelli Chocolate 60% Cacao Bittersweet Chocolate Baking Bar , 4 oz. by Ghirardelli

          Features:
  • Our formulation for our Ghirardelli 60% Cacao Bittersweet Baking Bar delivers an intensely rich yet balanced chocolate sensation, not too sweet, not too bitter, for lingering pleasure in any dessert.
  • Net Weight: 4 oz.

Our formulation for our Ghirardelli 60% Cacao Bittersweet Baking Bar delivers an intensely rich yet balanced chocolate sensation, not too sweet, not too bitter, for lingering pleasure in any dessert. Read more...

Scharffen Berger Bittersweet Dark Chocolate Baking Bar (70% Cacao), 9.7-Ounce (Pack of 2)


Scharffen Berger Bittersweet Dark Chocolate Baking Bar (70% Cacao), 9.7-Ounce (Pack of 2) by Scharffen Berger

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SCHARFFEN BERGER Chocolate Maker sources and blends the world's best cacao beans using the highest quality ingredients and a wine-maker's expertise to build layers of chocolate flavor. Our commitment to artisanal chocolate making guarantees consistent quality and taste in every bar from start to finish.

Our Chocolate Flavors

Semisweet Dark Chocolate Baking Bar — 62% Cacao

Our 62% Cacao Semisweet Chocolate is a well-rounded blend excellent for all your baking needs. With soft notes of citrus and honey overtones, it has a perfectly balanced flavor profile.

Semisweet Dark Chocolate Baking Chunks — 62% Cacao

Not chips, but chunks. It's the perfect chocolate chunk for cookies, cakes, you name it. The 62% cacao semisweet chocolate reveals soft citrus notes and finishes with the subtle taste of honey. The convenient form is ideal for baking and cooking — easy to measure, easy to mix, and easy to melt.

Semisweet Dark Chocolate Couverture Slab — 62% Cacao

Our 62% Cacao Semisweet Chocolate is accessible but sophisticated. This chocolate is slightly sweeter than our other dark chocolates revealing soft citrus notes and finishing with the subtle taste of honey.

The term 'Couverture' translates to 'covering' and refers to chocolate that is suitable for tempering or enrobing in its finished use. While all Scharffen Berger chocolate can be used as 'couverture', the slabs are sized to facilitate candymaking or decorative shaving. They are scored into five equal sections.

Bittersweet Dark Chocolate Baking Bar — 70% Cacao

Our 70% Cacao Bittersweet Chocolate is a favorite for both eating and baking. With bright fruitiness and a long, smooth finish, it embodies everything we love about cacao.

Bittersweet Dark Chocolate Baking Chunks — 70% Cacao

Not chips, but chunks. It's the perfect chocolate chunk for cookies, cakes, you name it. The 70% cacao bittersweet chocolate has upfront notes of raspberry and cherry melting smoothly into rounder cinnamon and date flavors. The convenient form is ideal for baking and cooking - easy to measure, easy to mix, and easy to melt.

Bittersweet Dark Chocolate Couverture Slab — 70% Cacao

Our 70% Cacao Bittersweet Chocolate is a favorite for both eating and baking. With bright fruitiness and a long, smooth finish, it embodies everything we love about cacao.

The term 'Couverture' translates to 'covering' and refers to chocolate that is suitable for tempering or enrobing in its finished use. While all Scharffen Berger chocolate can be used as 'couverture', the slabs are sized to facilitate candymaking or decorative shaving. They are scored into five equal sections.

Unsweetened Dark Chocolate Baking Bar — 99% Cacao

Our 99% Cacao Unsweetened Chocolate adds a new dimension of flavor to classic desserts and other dishes. With a fruit-forward character, a long finish and balanced acidity, this bar is complex, yet remarkably smooth.

Cacao Nibs Pouch (Roasted, Hulled and Crushed Cacao Beans)

Cacao Nibs are perfectly roasted cocoa beans separated from their husks and broken into small bits. They are the essence of chocolate. Nibs add crunchiness and subtle chocolate flavor to baked goods and savory dishes. They make a great substitute for roasted nuts or chocolate chips, without added sweetness.

Sweetened Cocoa Powder

With Scharffen Berger Sweetened Natural Cocoa Powder, it is easy to make delicious hot cocoa and chocolate milk. The only thing we have added to our exceptional cocoa powder is pure cane sugar — no powdered milk or the alkali used in Dutch-process cocoa.

Unsweetened Cocoa Powder

Developed for baking and beverages, our Natural Cocoa Powder is made from perfectly roasted and well-fermented beans.

Our vintage melangeur's massive granite rollers slowly and gently crush the cacao nib into chocolate liquor, while preserving the complex flavors of the cacao.

An American Artisan: The Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker Story

America's first contemporary artisan chocolate manufacturer, SCHARFFEN BERGER Chocolate Maker set out to craft the richest, most flavorful chocolate by sourcing the best cacao in the world and blending it in small batches using vintage equipment.

SCHARFFEN BERGER Chocolate Maker was founded in 1997 by chocolate connoisseur Robert Steinberg and winemaker John Scharffenberger. The pair tested multiple combinations before perfecting a unique blend that highlighted the true flavor of cacao instead of masking it with sugar and other flavors. The result is an array of truly distinctive chocolates with balance and complexity — not unlike those found in exceptional wines.

As the first American "bean-to-bar" chocolate manufacturer in over 50 years, SCHARFFEN BERGER Chocolate Maker led this country's contemporary resurgence in artisan chocolate-making. It was also the first chocolate maker to label their chocolate with the percentage of cacao inside.

Today, SCHARFFEN BERGER Chocolate Maker travels the world to source the finest cacao. We select the best beans from small sustainable farms in fabled cacao-producing countries: Madagascar, Indonesia, Trinidad, Venezuela, Brazil, Guatemala, Vietnam, Grenada, Paupua New Guinea, Bali, Ghana and Peru. Of the more than 150 samples we taste each year, only a select few are chosen to become SCHARFFEN BERGER Chocolate. Beans from each region are picked for their unique flavor characteristics, and our roasting parameters are specially developed for each origin to bring out the best in each flavor. We blend these freshly roasted beans to produce our signature flavors, balanced and complex, highlighting the true, rich flavors of cacao.

This artisan process, honed with a wine-maker's attention to craftsmanship, results in the richest, most flavorful chocolate perfect for your favorite cakes, cookies, desserts and savory recipes.

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If You Thought Beer + Food Was Good, Wait 'Til You See This

If you love chocolate and you love beer (eg you have a pulse), this event is not to be missed. Bittersweet: Beer + Chocolate will take place on Thursday, November 10th, 2011 from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Fremont Brewing Company in Seattle;


Chocolate cake, cinnamon rolls cause I-74 closure this morning

By GREG STEWART Motorists on Interstate 74 encountered a bittersweet detour on their morning commute Thursday. An accident early Thursday involving two semi-trailers littered I-74 with frozen food and shut down westbound lanes between Goodfield and


Craft:Beer+Food is done. BitterSweet:Beer+Chocolate is next

Now that Craft:Beer+Food is in the books, we are ready to move on to our next event – BitterSweet:Beer+Chocolate. This non-profit event showcases beers from a number of our local breweries and the amazing chocolates of Seattle's own Theo Chocolate.


Ooey-gooey chocolate cookies

Add the melted chocolate to the egg mixture and mix just until combined. Stir in the sifted dry ingredients and mix just until combined, then stir in the bittersweet chocolate. 5. Cover the batter with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 1 hour


Creativity in Ice Cream Cakes

27.06.11

At the beginning of 2011, when many people were sifting through New Year’s resolutions they may or may not have ended up fulfilling, Bobby Capuzziello took a leap and opened up Cappy Cakes , an ice-cream cake business. Capuzziello looked back on his experiences with his brother in the mid-80s, operating Mondaes, an ice cream shop, in scoping out a plan for the business. Capuzziello, 54, runs the business exclusively from his home.  

Is Cappy Cakes a new business?  How did you come up with the idea?

I started at the beginning of the year. I was in the ice cream business prior to this back in the mid-80s.  My brother Steve and I had an ice cream business in Milford.  It was ‘85 to ‘89.  My brother Steve and I had a place called Mondaes. It was a play on words instead of sundaes. It was right on Beach Street, by the Registry of Motor Vehicles . We made high-end ice cream with the ice buckets and salt-churning wood buckets, and had a front window. We decided to sell out because the economy started to crumble out. I was 30 back then. We sold it and went in different directions. I got involved in real estate. I’m a full-time Realtor at Afonso Real Estate which is located on Main Street.

Source: Patch.com

Bittersweet, recipes and tales from a life in chocolate Bittersweet, recipes and tales from a life in chocolate

BitterSweet is the culmination of her life in chocolate thus far: revolutionary recipes, profound knowledge, and charming tales of a chocolate life.

About this book
It is hard, today, to imagine a time when the word bittersweet was rarely spoken, when 70 percent of the chocolate purchased by Americans was milk chocolate. Today's world of chocolate is a much larger universe, where not only is the quality better and variety wider, but the very composition of the chocolate...

Because dark chocolate is bittersweet. « Symphony Of Mine.

by Vivian K

Some dislike dark chocolates because of its slight bitter taste. I for one love dark chocolate because I savor the authenticity of its taste. Chocolate so pure and rich. Bitter, yet sweet. I choose to focus on the richness of it, rather than the bitterness of its taste.

Likewise in life, I will choose to be thankful that my God saw me through.

I am secured in His love.

I will choose to focus on Him as I press on to run this race. My eyes are fixed on You.

I will keep moving forward.

Source: Because dark chocolate is bittersweet. « Symphony Of Mine.