Published by Max Felchlin AG, Schwyz, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary. (2008)
A mellow sensation, marvellous aromas.
A luxury foodstuff with chocolate’s vast arry of aroma’s really ought to be suitable ingredients for use in complex dishes. However, in reality, its powerful flavour makes it a difficult spice that can only be used selectively, and certainly not in combination with just anything. Chocolate is a…
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Published by Max Felchlin AG, Schwyz, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary. (2008)
The Pleasure
From Chocolate to an Agent of Delight

Solid chocolate that does not contain additives is perishable; it should not be left for too long before it is consumed as it will not improve over time. It should always be stored under dry conditions and at a constant temperature of between 12°C…
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Published by Max Felchlin AG, Schwyz, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary. (2008)
The Composition
Every Detail Counts
The couverture is now ready. The confectioner uses it as raw material for individual chocolates, for solid chocolate and for other in-house specialities. The couverture contains more cocoa butter than chocolate and this enhances its flow flow properties to…
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