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plain chocolate

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plain chocolate
n
(Cookery) chocolate with a slightly bitter flavour and dark colour Compare milk chocolate
Translations
plain chocolate ncioccolato fondente

plain chocolate شيكولاتة سادة hořká čokoláda ren chokolade Zartbitterschokolade σοκολάτα υγείας chocolate sin leche tumma suklaa chocolat à croquer tamna čokolada cioccolato fondente ブラックチョコレート 향료가 안 든 초콜릿 pure chocola mørk sjokolade zwykła czekolada chocolate puro черный шоколад mörk choklad ช็อกโกแลตที่รสค่อนข้างขมและมีสีดำ sade çikolata Sô cô la nguyên chất 黑巧克力


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QI've heard that plain chocolate can contain milk even though it's not listed in the ingredients.
Ingredients: For the mousse: 1 tsp instant coffee granules, 150g plain chocolate, with at least 60% cocoa solids, 3 large eggs, plus 1 egg yolk, 1 tsp vanilla extract, 4 tbsp spirit of your choice, 3 tbsp golden caster sugar.
 
 
 
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