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Chocolate Lollipops Sweating

by Joanne
(New York)

Why are my chocolate lollipops sweating and feels tacky?


I'm making chocolate lollipops for sweet sixteen. The first 80 pops came out great. The next 30 came out of the molds ok, but they look like moisture is laying on top of the pop.


It feels sticky so when I put it in the cellophane bag they stick.


Any suggestions?








Hi Joanne,

Are you chilling the chocolate lollipops in their molds to help them set? Did you perhaps leave this last batch in longer than the others?


Have there been any other differences between the way you made the batches?


Are you certain that the molds were completely dry before this last batch?


Sorry for all the questions, but I need a little more information to try to help you get to the bottom of the problem.


Meanwhile, try patting the moisture off the top of the lollipops with a paper towel and let them set in a non-humid room (if possible) to see if you can get them to dry out well enough to place in their cellophane bags without sticking.


I do hope you are planning to take some photos of your chocolate lollipops for sweet sixteen and show them off here when you are finished! =)

~Angie





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Chocolate Lollipops Sweating

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Aug 10, 2010
chocolate lollipops sweating
by: Diane

I've had that happen to me numerous times. It occurs when you take them out of the mold from the freezer/refrigerator and the area you are in is humid. It's from temperature change.

My only suggestion is to blot the candy with a paper towel (don't wipe - it will smear the candy) and place them in the basement or another cool area of where you are working.

Hope this helps. Summertime is a challenge for candy making...

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