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Melting: Enjoy Life Chocolate Chips?
By Maple Leaf on Mon, 03-19-07, 19:36
We have PA,MA,EA and celiac in our house. So we have grown to love Enjoy Life chocolate chips. I want to make homemade chocolates for Easter/DS' 2nd Birthday and this is about the only chocolate that is safe for us (if you have any suggestions for other brands, I'd love to know).
I have looked at Guittard, but the machines do process the milk chocolate, so not a good option for us.
So if anyone has melted Enjoy Life chocolate chips into molds, I'd love to know if it was a success or not!
Thank you [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/smile.gif[/img]
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DD, 4 years old, PA, MA & EA!
DS, 16 months, no allergies thus far!!!
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DD, 4.5 years old, PA, MA & EA!
DS, 2 years, no allergies thus far!!!
Me, Celiac!
By Maple Leaf on Mon, 03-19-07, 20:14
Ohh that is fantastic news! Thank you [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/smile.gif[/img] I found some cute molds and can't wait to jump in to this. My Mom always did this for us and I can't wait to continue the tradition!
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DD, 4.5 years old, PA, MA & EA!
DS, 2 years, no allergies thus far!!!
Me, Celiac!
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We frequently melt enjoy life chocolate chips into molds to make shapes and lollipops, and it works great.
I usually do it in the microwave, on 50% power. I stir frequently to make sure it doesn't overcook, and as soon as it is all melted I pour it into the molds.