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Seeding rev delta or any revolving bowl tempering machine

Started Mar 24 0 Replies

I was wondering if, when melting with buttons, users of the Rev Delta, seeded with a block of different chocolate to allow easy removal, when their chocolate only came in button format?Continue

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Seeding rev delta or any revolving bowl tempering machine

I was wondering if, when melting with buttons, users of the Rev Delta, seeded with a block of different chocolate to allow easy removal, when their chocolate only came in button format?See More
Mar 24
Jim Braunagel commented on Jim Braunagel's blog post Rev Delta seeding
"thanks"
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Clay Gordon commented on Jim Braunagel's blog post Rev Delta seeding
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Rev Delta seeding

What do users of this machine do when the chocolate they use is in button form and they want the convenience of seeding with a block of chocolate so that the block can be easily removed? Do they use a different chocolate to seed?See More
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Rev Delta seeding

Posted on March 20, 2013 at 7:51pm 3 Comments

What do users of this machine do when the chocolate they use is in button form and they want the convenience of seeding with a block of chocolate so that the block can be easily removed? Do they use a different chocolate to seed?

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