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What does “blooming” mean in relationship to chocolate?

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What does “blooming” mean in relationship to chocolate?

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White film sometimes develops on the surface of chocolate and carob products. This is referred to as “blooming.” Bloom occurs when temperature extremes cause the natural oil in the chocolate to migrate to the surface where it solidifies. This condition in no way affects the freshness, taste, or quality of the product. Sunspire does not use any additives or artificial stabilizers to prevent blooming.

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