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  • spatula, not SPATCHULA ugh

  • @ladythreecats after melting chocolate, bring down the temperature of chocolate by stirring continuously to just above the normal body temperature i.e. 37 degrees calcius. u can do this without using thermometer, just put little amount of melted chocolate on ur lower lip, if it feels just a bit warmer then ur own body temperature, its tempered & u can also see the change in the shine of the melted chocolate.although its not very accurate but its a very useful technique when tempering chocolate.

  • A bit off the subject but what camera did u use to film as the quality is fantastic

  • what if I don't have a thermometer, how can I temper the chocolate then????????

  • @ladythreecats yes i dont know where your from but if you have a walmart around your way you can get one for about 3 bucks, if not cheaper

  • i thought you should keep the chocolate under 100 degrees

  • @magicalorafate13 I believe that's in fahrenheit.

  • do you like me have the felling that a real big amount of chocolate is just disappearing here? xD

  • Where can I get a laser thermometer, and how much would it cost approximately?

  • @prettyinpunk666 Googling "laser thermometer" will get you some good results. Typically they go from anywhere between about $40 to $150 dollars.

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