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Savoring Chocolate: Touch

Savoring Chocolate: Touch

Try to notice the texture of your chocolate. Is it smooth? Gritty? Is there texture? Rub your fingers on the chocolate and feel it.

Some chocolates that are silkier have more cocoa butter in them and those that have a rough feel might have been stone-ground.

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