Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Luxury Milk Fondue Chocolate - 900Grams
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Manufacturer: Giles and Posner
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Address: Array
Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Kitchen & Home
Brand: Giles and Posner
Country: BELGIUM
EAN: 5060106320032
Feature: Has an Improved, smoother tasting recipe
Label: Giles and Posner
Manufacturer: Giles and Posner
Model: RETAILMILKSINGLE
Publisher: Giles and Posner
Studio: Giles and Posner
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Has an Improved, smoother tasting recipe
Pre-blended for perfect results with chocolate fountains
Made in Belgium to a high standard
Competitively priced
No need for added oil
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Summary: Fountain Chocolate
Comment: This chocolate is absolutely delicious. But, the reason I bought this specific chocolate was so it could be melted quickly and easily. It didn't. It doesn't microwave very well at all, we ended up putting the half melted chocolate into the bottom of the fountain to warm and melt thoroughly in there instead.
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At the risk of coming over all gooey and sickly-sweet, we'll keep this brief. This is not so much a gadget as salvation in a bag. A whole 900 grammes, or 0.9kg as Simon has observantly pointed out, of choco heaven. You'll need a chocolate fondue fountain first, of course, to make it all happen. But what use is a metal choco melter without the chocolate? Exactly. This, then, is the bag of chocolate buttons that will make all the difference. Rescind your membership of Chocaholics Anonymous and tear-up your pledge card. You're coming home to a chocolate fountain in a few days. And I've got the milk chocolate buttons to make it all come together. Who's the daddy? Oh yes.
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