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Most people think of chocolate as a solid, because this is how they buy and eat it. To the chocolate maker, however, it is normally a liquid and is only solidified just before it is ready to be packed and sent to the warehouse or shop. This chapter describes the processes that make sure the chocolate liquid is smooth and has a refined flavour.

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