VALRHONA Amatika 46% – Vegan Milk Chocolate Block (3kg) - 3kg
About This Chocolate
With the birth of Amatika 46%, Valrhona has marked a milestone in the history of decadence by creating the first plant-based Grand Cru, with single Madagascar origin. As the result of passionate teamwork between sourcing teams, cacao producers, innovation and sensory experts and L’École Valrhona’s pastry chefs, Amatika 46% brings a singular sensory profile to contemporary vegan pastry-making, much like one might experience when tasting a milk chocolate and the typicity of the pure Madagascan cocoa that goes into it.
Amatika 46% combines the sweetness and creaminess of almond with the aromatic potency of Madagascan cacao. Unparalleled taste and texture to meet the needs and creativity of pastry chefs and artisans the world over. An outstanding plant-based ingredient, Amatika makes vegan pastry-making easy, delicious, accessible and ethical, offering you a vast range of potential flavours and textures and a great way to unleash your creativity.
The creamy texture of Amatika gives way to notes of cocoa, toasted almonds, and a hint of tanginess, reminiscent of a picnic in the peaceful ambiance of a Malagasy garden.
Amatika 46% has been certified Vegan by the Vegetarian Association of France. This label guarantees that the milk chocolate contains no product of animal origin and does not use any such products across all phases of production.
Recommended Applications:
- Ganache Chocolate (Optimal)
- Ganache Patisserie (Optimal)
- Coating
- Moulding
- Mousse
- Tablet Bar
- Ice Cream & Sorbets
Suggested Pairings:
Banana / Lemon zest / Orange blossom / Almond paste / Peach / Grand Marnier / Jasmine
Composition:
- sugar
- cocoa butter
- cocoa beans from Madagascar 46%
- ground almonds 16.1%
- emulsifier: sunflower lecithin
- natural vanilla extract
Storage: Keep in a dry, cool place at between 60.8/64.4 °F (16/18 °C)
Product of France
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At above 26°C, cocoa butter in chocolate products may start melting, and recrystallize as white streaks or marks on the chocolate's surface. This phenomenon is called 'fat bloom'. While it may not have the perfect appearance, bloomed chocolates are safe to eat and use in recipes.
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