Want to wow with a dark and intense chocolate?
Recipe N° 70-30-38 is a dark chocolate loved by chefs and chocolatiers around the globe. It has an intense, yet balanced chocolate taste dominated by a solid body of roasted cocoa, powerful bitter notes and fresh, fruity hints. This makes it the ideal chocolate for boosting rich chocolate flavour in your creations.
With its lower fluidity, it is just right to flavour everything from crémeux to dessert sauces.
Description
intense cocoa – bitter – roasted – fruity hints
Pairing tips
Salt
Caraway Cumin
Sichuan Pepper
Bilberry
Lime
Chardonnay
Leffe Dark
Balsamic Vinegar
Brie
Earl Grey
Bean origin
To achieve a perfectly balanced and round taste, we blend cocoa beans from 3 different countries of origin: Ivory Coast, Ghana and Ecuador.
Create with the master in cocoa, milk & caramel.
If you’re looking for an iconic milk chocolate preferred by chefs worldwide, Recipe N° 823 is the way to go. Think a deep, warm colour, smooth cocoa body and sweet, caramelly notes to top it all off.
This well-loved chocolate has a full-bodied taste and great workability. Pair it with a wide range of powerful spicy, fruity, dairy or liqueur-like flavours. Its all-round fluidity makes it efficient in any application.
Bean origin
To achieve a perfectly balanced and round taste, we blend cocoa beans from 3 different countries of origin: Ivory Coast, Ghana and Ecuador.
Create with the iconic 811 with butter oil.
This recipe offers everything Recipe N° 811 brings, but with the very silky texture of butter oil for a smooth mouthfeel. This unique mixture delays the appearance of fat bloom, and its well-balanced, smooth and roasted cocoa notes make for a very pleasant taste experience.
Pair it with a wide variety of ingredients like fruits, spices and even liqueurs.
Description
rich cocoa – balanced – smooth – fruity hints
Bean origin
To achieve a perfectly balanced and round taste, we blend cocoa beans from 3 different countries of origin: Ivory Coast, Ghana and Ecuador.
The original French biscuit crunch.
This crumbly mixture of crushed original French ‘gauffres dentelles’ is ready to add a light crisp to your pralinés and giandujas. You can also mix it with tempered chocolate to add a crunchy interior to bonbons, pastries and desserts. Pailleté Feuilletine will remain crunchy.
You can sprinkle it on top of mousses, ice creams and desserts that are served à la minute as well. Our chefs recommend not to mix it into cream, dairy or liquid bases, since Pailleté Feuilletine tends to absorb the moisture, and will turn soft and soggy.
Description
Tiny bits of light and caramelly biscuit crunch.
How to use
Mix into chocolate, nut praline or giandujas to add a crispy bite.
Main features
Remains crispy in combination with chocolate or nut pastes.
Amaze with the most iconic white chocolate.
Recipe N° W2 is another one of Octaaf Callebaut’s original recipes that has grown into many chefs’ preferred chocolate. This chocolate is as Belgian as can be, since it’s predominately made with milk from cows grazing on Belgian pastures and sugar from locally grown sugar beets.
It has a delightful taste with pronounced milky, creamy, caramelly and vanilla notes that are in perfect balance. W2 can be paired with a wide range of ingredients and flavours: from sour to bitter, spices to herbs and from fruits to beers.
With its medium fluidity, this is a great all-round chocolate. Used in chocolate bars or hollow figures, it takes you by surprise with its lovely satin gloss and snappy texture. And fully rely on it to flavour mousses, crèmes, ice creams, drinks and sauces.
Description
balanced – milky – creamy – vanilla hints
Pairing tips
Black sesame seeds
Sichuan Pepper
Coriander
Mint
Laurel
Mango
Rhubarb
Lemon
Hoegaarden
Sesame Oil
Goat Cheese
Bean origin
To achieve a perfectly balanced and round taste, we blend cocoa beans from 3 different countries of origin: Ivory Coast, Ghana and Ecuador.