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Hollow balls milk Ø 26 mm, 63 pieces

CHF14.90
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Truffles hollow balls guarantee you a uniform and thin shape from the best couverture. With a suitable filling, the noble treats are made in no time. Covered with chocolate and a decoration, they can be enjoyed and given away right away. Perfect for any person who loves milk chocolate!

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Product Details

Data sheet

Size
Ø 26 mm
Weight
Single ball 2.7 g
Country of production
Switzerland
Quantity
63 Hollow balls
Hollow body ingredients
Sugar, cocoa butter, whole MILK powder, cocoa mass, MILK sugar, skimmed MILK powder, barley malt extract, emulsifier (SOY lecithin E322), vanillin. May contain: Hard switch fruit
Stock note
Cool and dry at approx. 18°C
Allergens
Milk, soybeans; May contain traces of: Hard-shelled fruit
Product Lactose Free
No
Product suitable for vegetarians
Yes
Product Gluten Free
Yes
Product Vegan
No
Product is kosher certified
No
Product is halal certified
No
Description

Hollow balls milk Ø 26 mm, 63 pieces

To make noble truffles yourself is a wonderful thing, however, not everyone likes to make hollow bodies themselves, the round shells are particularly difficult and sometimes there is simply not enough time. This is not a problem, hollow spheres can also be bought prepared and so everyone has the opportunity to enjoy homemade truffles and give them as a gift.

Praline hollow balls - application

First, decide on a suitable filling. Would you like an alcoholic filling with Grand Mariner, a delicious hazelnut ganache or a sweet caramel? Create your own filling and be brave! Try different mixtures and find your favorite truffles!

You can start from a very simple recipe:

Milk chocolate ganache

140 g milk couverture

70 g cream

10 g glucose

5 g Sorbitol

5 g butter

Place the couverture pieces in a stainless steel bowl. In a pan you can now boil the remaining ingredients while stirring gently. Pour the hot cream mixture over the couverture. Let it stand for half a minute so that the chocolate can absorb the heat. Then you can gently stir with a whisk until a homogeneous mass is formed. If chocolate pieces remain, you can place the bowl briefly on the still warm stove top and continue stirring. Now let the ganache cool down a little.

You can add other ingredients to this ganache. 20 g Grand Mariner or a little hazelnut cream give a delicious taste, for a caramel praline you also prepare a soft caramel that fills half of the pralines, on top of which comes the ganache made here. Mix different ingredients and try new combinations!

You can then fill the filling, which has a maximum temperature of 27 degrees, into the hollow bodies using a piping bag. Fill all the chocolates up to 3 mm below the edge. Leave the filled hollow bodies to stand at room temperature for about half an hour. This forms a thin skin over the filling, which makes sealing much easier. Using a piping bag, add couverture to all openings. Tap the molds lightly on the table or shake them gently so that the couverture is well distributed and seals the chocolates securely.

Now you can decorate the chocolates right away. Put on a rubber glove. Now take a little tempered chocolate and make sure that your truffles are completely covered. Then place them in fine, roasted hazelnuts, chocolate chips or sprinkles of edible paper. You can also use a round tampering fork, make a smooth coating and draw fine lines with a white couverture over it after it has dried. You can also create the typical hedgehog spikes, for which a slightly firmer or cooler couverture is suitable. Place the couverture-coated praline on a truffle grid and roll it back and forth with a three- or four-pronged rolling fork until you are satisfied with your truffles.

Beautifully packaged, the noble truffles are also ready to be given away and enjoyed.

Chocolate courses at miniSchoggi

Would you like to delve deeper into the world of chocolate? Would you like to make your own chocolate bars or figurines from the finest couverture? We offer various Courses on the subject of chocolate, so there is certainly something for you. With us you will learn the correct tempering, the processing of the couverture into hollow figures and chocolate bars as well as the production of noble decorations, such as edible high heels. We would be very happy to welcome you soon at one of our courses!

Nutrition facts / 100 g

Energiewert in kJ 2382 kJ
Energiewert in kcal 572 kcal
Fett 37.10 g
   davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 23.00 g
Protein/ Eiweiss 6.20 g
Salz 0.27 g
Kohlenhydrate 52.10 g
   davon Zucker 50.80 g
Ballaststoffe 2.20 g

Allergen information

Material designation
Truffles hollow ball of chocolate couverture
Cereals and cereal products containing gluten
Contains
Crustaceans and crustacean products
Does not contain
Eggs and egg products
Does not contain
Fish and fish products
Does not contain
Peanuts and peanut products
Does not contain
Soy and soy products
Contains
Nuts and nut products
May contain
Milk and milk products
Contains
Celery and celery products
Does not contain
Mustard and mustard products
Does not contain
Sesame seeds and sesame seed products
Does not contain
Sulfur dioxide and sulfites
Does not contain
Lupine and lupine products
Does not contain
Molluscs and mollusc products
Does not contain
Milk sugar (lactose)
Contains