Simplify Your Gift Giving - Foolproof Chocolate Fudge

July 28th, 2010    Subscribe To Our Feed

homes One of the easiest ways to let someone know you’ve been thinking of him or her is to bring a gift of food. I, for one, always love to get something that will satisfy my sweet tooth. Foolproof Chocolate Fudge is the perfect gift.

Foolproof means exactly what it says. And this fudge is so easy to whip up. Only you will know just how easy it was. I’d like to share this great recipe with you now.

Real Estate I always think of my sister any time I see chocolate truffles on display. I have given these as a gift to her many times and she’s always thrilled when she opens the package. I, however, wanted to try my hand at making a batch of easy homemade chocolate truffles and get her opinion, since she’s the number one chocoholic that I know. I took them to her for a taste test and needless to say, I didn’t get to bring any home with me!

juegos Directions:

In a heavy saucepan melt chocolate chips and milk over low heat to prevent scorching. When thoroughly blended and melted, remove from heat. Stir in vanilla and nuts.

In a heavy saucepan on low heat, melt butter. Add cocoa powder and stir until blended. Mix in sweetened condensed milk. Stir until thick and shiny - around 4 minutes or so.

Remove from heat and stir in the extract. Chill around 3-4 hours. When cool shape into balls. You may roll the balls into either the cocoa powder or chocolate sprinkles for an extra chocolate kick.

Fall is upon us. Thanksgiving and Christmas truly are just around the corner. In order to make someone’s day special and not break the bank in the process, shop around at the dollar stores and such for beautifully decorated holiday tins. They would make the perfect packaging for your handmade food gift. The tins are reusable and keep the fudge fresh and delicious.

Simplify your gift giving by mixing up a couple of batches to have on hand. You never know when you’ll need an impromptu gift. Attach a hand-written note with a pretty ribbon and you’re all set. Giving a homemade gift really does set you apart from all the others You can be published without charge. You can to republish this article in your website or blog. Please provide links Active.

Chocomize - Customized Chocolate With Charity In Mind

July 28th, 2010    Subscribe To Our Feed

The latest in build-your-own flavor, Chocomize is situated in Cherry Hill, N.J.. If you choose to Chocomize, you are able to choose one of thousands of combinations of chocolate and mix-ins, and get it in just a few days.

The appeal of Chocomize

Chocomize has a basic but brilliant concept. You will find one hundred mix-ins and 3 chocolate choices. For example, if you need a cherry bacon white chocolate bar, you are able to get it. In short, Chocomize is appealing because you are able to customize whatever treat you want. There are bulk orders available too, so you can have a Chocomized treat for a large event. Chocomize also donates 1 percent of its proceeds to charitable organizations of the customers’ choice.

Moving towards customizing

Chocomize is only the latest in customized food. For a long time, candy, soda, and ice cream corporations have been customizing. Handmade arts and crafts are increasing the popularity of customization. With web sites like Etsy providing online marketplaces, this “Makers’ Movement” is accounting for $ 1 billion a year in sales . For $ 4 dollars a pop, Chocomize expands this to chocolate bars.

Chocomizing it yourself

The fancy boxes and professional printing can definitely make getting from Chocomize worth the money for some. However, if you just want to try out customized chocolate, you can do it much less expensively at home. Go to a candy-supply or restaurant supply store and pick up melting chocolate along with no matter what mix-ins you need to try. Set a crockpot on low, use a double-boiler, or put your microwave to work melting the chocolate. Mix in whatever you would like with the melted chocolate, and pour it into a wax-paper lined pan. To be additional fancy, use a candy mold at a restaurant supply store. For less than $ 1 per bar, you can have your own Chocomize experience.

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