melting chocolate

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Mon, 11/19/2007 - 11:14
ctmartin
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i know there is a thread below about wilton's, but i wanted to see if anyone knows of any melting chocolate that is safe for PA that can be purchased at the grocery store? i want to bake a cake for my daughter's upcoming birthday, and it calls for a small amount of melting chocolate (white). i know about vermont nut free, and certainly plan to order from them in the future, but right now i don't want to spend $20 for $3.50 melting chocolate to drizzle on the cake. my husband suggested using marshmallow, which i may use as an alternative if there isn't anything else to use. any suggestions appreciated. thanks!

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Mon, 11/19/2007 - 12:05
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i use bakers chocolate squares by kraft. i would use hershey chips too, bought some but havent used yet.

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Sat, 11/24/2007 - 11:22
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thanks! just bought bakers chocolate ... they didn't have them the last time i went, but they did this time.

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