Chocolate Lollipos

Sugar Work By obelia612 Updated 10 Oct 2013 , 9:17pm by howsweet

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obelia612 Posted 10 Oct 2013 , 12:44am
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Hi,

 

NEED HELP

 

 I just finished a batch of chocolate lollipop. I have been working on them for about three weeks. The chocolate has turned very dull, what can I do to make them look shinier, this is for a baby shower next Saturday

.Please somebody help me.

 

obe

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SecretAgentCakeBaker Posted 10 Oct 2013 , 1:57am
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AAre you using real chocolate or candy melts (like the Wilton or Merckens discs?) If real chocolate, you will need to temper it. It's not the easiest process. If you are using the discs, I'm not sure what the problem would be. Hopefully someone else will be able to help.

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howsweet Posted 10 Oct 2013 , 2:28am
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If they are just a little dull, they can be sprayed with edible lacquer. Cake supplies store often sell it. There are probably other solutions, but I don't work with chocolate much.

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obelia612 Posted 10 Oct 2013 , 4:21am
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Dear howseet:

 

Thank you so much for your advise, i will try the lacquer and let you know if it worked.

 

obe

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maybenot Posted 10 Oct 2013 , 7:47pm
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Sorry, but that lacquer is pretty expensive and doesn't taste very good.  It's generally used for competition items or things that won't be eaten.

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obelia612 Posted 10 Oct 2013 , 8:40pm
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Thank you .

 

obe

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howsweet Posted 10 Oct 2013 , 9:17pm
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A light spray of it is flavorless - I use it all the time, but admittedly not on chocolate. Yes, it's $35-50 for can, but lasts forever.

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