Chocomaker Milk Chocolate Flavored Candy Wafers, 1 Pound($14.99Value)

Description

Easy to use No clumping Nothing to add Smooth melting Professional-looking finished product No tempering needed in order to achieve shine, snap, and a smooth mouth feel Similar to chocolate but easier to work with Comparable in flavor to chocolate Perfect for molded pieces in lollipops, minis, filled candies and painted candy pieces Perfect for dipping in fruit, pretzels, potato chips, popcorn, cookies and marshmallows Chocomaker Candy Wafers

Easy to use, no clumping, nothing to add, smooth melting

Candy wafers not only have easier workability, but the finished product looks professional every time.

What are Candy Wafers?
A candy wafer is a chocolate-like product where the cocoa butter has been replaced with a different fat, usually palm kernel oil. Because the cocoa butter is out of the picture, you will not have to temper this product in order to achieve shine, snap, and a smooth mouth feel. When using candy wafers, it is required that you melt the wafers completely, and chill the finished product to ensure proper set up. It is important that a few precautions are taken throughout the process. Once you understand the procedure, it might be hard to see the benefits of attempting to work with “real” chocolate in your home.

Candy Wafers vs. Real Chocolate
Candy wafers are not actually chocolate. In the culinary world, they are also known as compound coating or confectionery coating. They are similar to chocolate but have a few differences, which make them easier to work with. For example, have you ever tried to melt chocolate chips or chocolate bars, and ended up with a fudge-like mass that is too thick for drizzling, fondue, or painting inside a candy mold? Or even worse, had the finished piece look white-ish gray and streaky after it set-up? Candy wafers not only have easier workability and comparable flavor to other chocolate products on the market, but the finished product looks professional every time.



Contains milk and soy. May contain trace amounts of peanuts due to common processing equipment.