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Why does the chocolate "pop off" my brittle?

by Cora
(Potter Valley, CA USA)

When I use the Wilton melts to cover my brittle it will "pop off" when I break the brittle into pieces.


Why is this happening? How can I prevent this from happening? Am I putting the chocolate on at the wrong time? Should my brittle be hot or at room temperature when I spread the chocolate on?


If I can find the dark Hersey chips I can use them and I don't have the problem of it separating from the brittle. What is different about this chocolate?







Hi Cora,

There's been a few other people that have mentioned that their chocolate pops off their brittle or toffee.


Here's another discussion about it that might help you called Why does the chocolate fall off of my homemade toffee?


The basic consensus was that it's best to put the chocolate on while the toffee/brittle is still hot.


On another page it is recommended that you dab off excess butter first so that the chocolate sticks better.


Hope that helps!
~Angie







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Why does the chocolate "pop off" my brittle?

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Nov 12, 2010
Hot or Cold
by: Cora

What I didn't say in my first question is I have tried putting the chocolate on both ways. It dosen't seem to matter if the brittle is hot or room temp. it still "pops off". Especially with the melts.
The amount of butter I use compaired to toffee is minimal however, I guess it could still be a problem. I will try wiping it first.

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