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Old 12-15-2011, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by GailG View Post
I still have a warming tray from the late sixties. It works fine for melting my chocolate wafers or almond bark. I haven't had a problem with the chocolate or bark thickening. But I've been told that adding a little cooking oil or parrafin chips made especially for coating will thin the chocolate. When using a double boiler, be cautious of not getting a splash of water droplets into the chocolate. That will seize it up immediately.


When I'm done dipping, I drop in rice cereal or cheerios into the leftover melted chocolate, mix it up well, and drop it my spoonfuls on waxed paper. The kids love the little chocolate bites.
I bet nuts or raisins would be good too!
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