Ruby & Gold Explorers Pack 400g

No, Ruby Chocolate Recipe RB1 does not contain any artificial colorants or flavorings. Its unique pink color and fruity taste are naturally derived from the ruby cocoa beans.

The crystaliization procedure is the samel for any chocolate, it is the temperatures which are different. The temperatures used for Ruby chocolate are unique, though similar to those used for our white chocolates. An overview of the crystallization process:
- Melt the chocolate to a temperature between 40° and 45°C.
- Bring down the temperature of the melted chocolate using your preferred method until it reaches the lowest temperature on the curve or until it begins to thicken, depending on your chosen method.
- The third temperature indicates the proper working temperature for the chocolate. You may wish to use a slightly higher or lower temperature depending on your application; this is why a small temperature range is indicated.
- Always test your chocolate before beginning your project by taking a small sample and verifying it has been properly crystallized.

Do not allow the chocolate’s temperature to rise above the final temperature indicated on the curve.

The crystaliization procedure is the samel for any chocolate, it is the temperatures which are different. The temperatures used for Gold chocolate are unique, though similar to those used for our white chocolates. An overview of the crystallization process:
- Melt the chocolate to a temperature between 40° and 45°C.
- Bring down the temperature of the melted chocolate using your preferred method until it reaches the lowest temperature on the curve or until it begins to thicken, depending on your chosen method.
- The third temperature indicates the proper working temperature for the chocolate. You may wish to use a slightly higher or lower temperature depending on your application; this is why a small temperature range is indicated.
- Always test your chocolate before beginning your project by taking a small sample and verifying it has been properly crystallized.

Do not allow the chocolate’s temperature to rise above the final temperature indicated on the curve.

The warm, golden hue of Gold Chocolate comes from caramelized sugar and milk solids. These, along with a touch of salt, are also responsible for Gold's indulgent caramel flavor.