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Smithsonian.com: What Physics Tells Us About Making the Perfect Chocolate

February 13, 2015July 14, 2015Past is Passed
(Laurence Mouton/és cuisine/Corbis)

Journalist Brian Handwerk featured us on Smithsonian.com as part of Chocolate Week in What Physics Tells Us About Making the Perfect Chocolate.

When crafting gourmet bonbons and other delights, experts like Tango-Lowy can also manipulate the crystal structure to regulate how quickly the flavor spreads.

 

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