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bitter chocolate

 

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Noun bitter chocolate has 1 sense
  1. bitter chocolate, baking chocolate, cooking chocolate - pure unsweetened chocolate used in baking and icings and sauces and candy
    --1 is a kind of chocolate

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Bitter Chocolate

Description:

Bitter chocolate refers to a type of chocolate that has a higher percentage of cocoa and a lower amount of sugar, resulting in a less sweet and more intense flavor. It is often used in baking and gourmet chocolate products.

Senses:

1. Noun (Food)

a) A variety of chocolate with a high cocoa content and reduced sugar.

b) A type of cocoa-based product in a solid form that lacks the usual sweetness.


2. Adjective

a) Having a sharp, intense, and slightly unpleasant taste, like unsweetened cocoa or dark chocolate.

b) Describing a flavor that is less sweet and more intense than regular chocolate.

Examples:

Noun:

a) I prefer to eat bitter chocolate as it has a richer taste and less sugar compared to milk chocolate.

b) The recipe calls for 200 grams of bitter chocolate, which will give the cake a deep chocolatey flavor.

Adjective:

a) The bitter chocolate mousse had a bold and slightly bitter taste that delighted the guests' palates.

b) She savored every bite of the bitter chocolate truffle and enjoyed the richness of the dark cocoa.

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