These dark chocolate chips are perfect for; chocolate fountains, cakes, desserts, baking, decoration, chocolate fondues, making chocolates, enrobing and mould making. The seeding method is tempering chocolate by adding small amounts of unmelted Callets™ to melted chocolate. It’s fast, easy and incredibly efficient. GOOD TO KNOW With these colours and flavours, you can get creative with their multiple uses. Explore using them in fillings for fine patisserie work, create coloured decorations, bars, hollow figures or even pralines, let your imagination fly! The term Chocolate Callets was originated by Callebaut to describe their easimelt small chocolate pieces, which are mostly used by Artisan Chocolatiers in the UK. Chocolate callets are formulated for melting rather than baking.

There is also the new Callebaut NXT range, these dark and milk dairy free chocolate chips are made from 100% plant-based ingredients without any trace of milk or dairy – yet bringing you all the indulgence and creaminess of traditional chocolates.Callebaut is a world-renowned leader in innovative chocolate products and provides luxury chocolate made from 100% cocoa butter and Bourbon vanilla, perfect for tempering, enrobing, dipping or moulding. Available in various flavours, including milk, dark, white and ruby Belgian chocolate, Callebaut is the perfect choice for creating chocolate figurines, melting to create smooth ganache and much more. What is special about Callebaut chocolate? Callebaut's chocolate callets are shaped so they can be melted and tempered easily. Each callet has a large surface area allowing it to melt evenly and consistently. Callebaut's callets are also great when used as chocolate chips for baking!

Callebaut’s white chocolate powdercreates the most luxurious, comforting hot chocolate or is excellent for the decoration of truffles, desserts, cakes and even gelato.

Recipe No. C811: 53.1% Dark Couverture Chocolate

It helps chocolate harden, and gives it a beautiful satin gloss and a delicious snap. It makes chocolate contract during cooling, which makes it easier to unmould. Badly crystallised or uncrystallised chocolate will turn grey and won’t have an appetising gloss.

Callebaut is the most divine couverture Belgian chocolate and is available in various sizes and styles. With the flavoured range, you can add a different chocolate taste to biscuits, bakery products or confectionery, so there are options to suit every occasion and event. Think of chocolate enriched with real caramel, strong cappuccino, or milk chocolate with a real honey taste! The purpose of tempering chocolate is to pre-crystallise the cocoa butter in it, which is important to make your chocolate ready for processing. During tempering, the cocoa butter in the chocolate takes on a stable crystalline form. This guarantees a perfect finished product with a satin gloss and a hard snap. It also makes the chocolate contract during cooling, which makes it easier to unmould. If chocolate is simply melted (between 40 and 45 °C) and then left to cool down to a suitable working temperature, the finished product will not be glossy. If you make the small effort of bringing your chocolate to the right working temperature properly, you are guaranteed to get the desired end result. And that’s what we mean by tempering: bringing chocolate up to the right working temperature while making sure that the crystalline structure of the cocoa butter in it is stable. As you’ll discover below, the three key principles for proper tempering are time, temperature and movement. Callebaut dark chocolate flavour notes vary between slightly bitter, with a touch of sourness, with fruity hints, with hints of nutmeg or even with a touch of sweetness. Dark chocolate pellets contain no dairy products and is therefore suitable for vegans and vegetarian.

Callebaut white chocolate Velvet is the silkiest, creamiest white chocolate in the Callebaut range. Enjoy a rich mouthfeel that never ever becomes too heavy. A Belgian dark chocolate without bitterness due to a lower cocoa content so suitable for a wider range of tastes.