We can offer you 178 articles on the topic "From all over the chocolate world"
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People who suffer from mellitus, and therefore require insulin, can use this measurement unit to compare the blood-sugar-effectiveness of carbohydrates in different foods. According to German dietary... read on
Depending on the recipe, different varieties of beans are mixed together. Only beans of selected quality are used to make RITTER SPORT chocolate: cocoa beans... read on
Brittle is a product of melted, caramelised sugar and at least 20% ground nuts or almonds. It is characterised by its often dark-brown, “burnt sugar" colour, as well as its taste of roasted ingredients. The finest ingredients go... read on
After Mexico, Nicaragua is the biggest country in Central America. Most of the country is part of the humid tropics. Nicaragua is largely an agriculturally... read on
The mineral, calcium, has various functions. It is an important component of bones and teeth, which serve as calcium depots. Furthermore, calcium functions as a signal molecule in surplus tissue. It is involved in... read on
Calorific value indicates how much energy the body can extract from food. It is given in kilojoules (kJ) or in the still more common, but outdated, measurement unit, kilocalories (kcal). Kilocalories and Kilojoules can be... read on
The word cappuccino is derived from the Austrian, Kapuziner, (Capuchin friars). The brown of their cloaks resembles the colour of a perfect cappuccino... read on
Unlike most plants, the cocoa tree's botanical name consists of three words. The Swedish natural scientist Carl von Linné was so excited by this plant that he not only... read on
The cashew nut is the stone fruit of the cashew tree, which can grow up to 10m high. The cashew kernel is yellowish in colour. Its consistency is similar to almond kernels. The taste is somewhat sweetish. After roasting... read on
This technical term from chocolate production refers to chocolate moulds. Partitions in the mould create channels between each piece of chocolate in the finished bar. The channel depth of a RITTER SPORT mould... read on