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KP Choc Dips White Chocolate 28g, Case of 12

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Use a candy or instant read thermometer– this is key to getting the chocolate the right temperature. You want it between 85-95 degrees Fahrenheit. Be patient when letting the chocolate ganache cool. It takes longer than you think, normally between 15-30 minutes to cool down to the right temperature. A candy thermometer: This is my preferred method to get the drips exactly the right temperature, of about 85-95 ℉ (30 to 35℃).

This White Chocolate Whipped Cream Dip is made using the same method as the chocolate mousse. But this dip is lighter and fluffier with a mild white chocolate flavor. Perfect for dipping strawberries. Chop all of the chocolate into small pieces. If you don’t, it can sometimes take awhile to make sure it gets fully melted and incorporated into the cream. If you have pieces of unmelted chocolate, you can use a plastic spatula to press against the side of bowl to break it down. Then, reheat until it’s all combined. You can also use a regular or immersion blender to mix if there are pieces of unmelted chocolate. Then reheat for 10-15 seconds until smooth. . Plus, you need to let it cool significantly longer, up to 20 minutes to get to the correct dripping consistency. This is the most important step, once you’ve made the chocolate ganache it needs to cool down. Often for much longer than you think, anywhere from 15-30 minutes. It really helps to have a candy thermometer to get it to the correct temperature. You want it about 85-95 ℉.

Step 8. Continue to melt in intervals. Microwave in 30 second intervals, stirring after each interval, until fully melted. Candy Melts: I personally prefer to use candy melts in my white ganache drips. I think it makes for more of a consistent drip. And, you can use colored candy melts for colored drips, rather than use food coloring (one less step!). Pour: You can also just pour the ganache on top of the cake and then use an offset spatula to spread the ganache towards the edges. This makes for a more organic drip down the sides.

We used white chocolate melting wafers, but you can also use white chocolate chips, white candy melts, vanilla chips, vanilla candy melts, or almond bark. Top with sprinkles and drizzle with chocolate. Storage and leftovers How long do white chocolate covered oreos last? Use a candy or instant read thermometer – this is key to getting the chocolate the right temperature. You want it between 85-95 degrees Fahrenheit. To get the drips exactly how you want them, put the chocolate use a pastry or plastic bag with a medium size tip and drip around the edges of the cake, and then fill in the top.They can also be made with any type of chocolate that you love so feel free to experiment and let us know how it goes in the comments! Can I use different oreos? Step 6. Allow to set in the fridge. Place the baking sheet in the refrigerator for at least an hour for the chocolate to fully set. In the end, it is based on preference and you can use the one you prefer. Why is the coating not setting? As long as it’s a buttercream frosting, it should work just fine. Other types of frosting such as whipped cream or cream cheese frosting are the not the best for drip cakes. How to Make Step 1: Frost and Chill a layer cake You can use white chocolate chips. However, they don’t melt quite as smooth. Also, they will take longer to set when using white chocolate.

These are perfect for Easter, Christmas, 4th of July, or whatever holiday or occasion you’re celebrating! What to eat with white chocolate dipped oreos (serving suggestions)Our family is huge dip lovers. Whether it is a savory dip, or a sweet dip like this White Chocolate Dip , you can count us in. Ultra creamy, sweet and it tastes like heaven ! I do prefer white chocolate above darker chocolates. But it also depends whether it is served warm or cold – cold – definitely white. Step 1. Melt the white candy melts. Place the white candy melts and 1 ½ teaspoons vegetable oil in a microwave safe bowl. BUT, that is not the end of the Dip (well, the Dipping part, yes), remove it from the refrigerator for a little while and it will soften a bit – then use it as a spread on sweet biscuits. Step 7. Melt the chocolate chips. Then place the chocolate chips and remaining vegetable oil (½ teaspoon) in a microwave safe bowl.

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