Okay, so I wanted to try something different and fun, and “msg chocolate” popped into my head. It’s like, sending a message, but with chocolate! Here’s how I went about making it happen.
Gathering My Supplies
First, I needed to get everything together. Here’s what I grabbed:
- Chocolate bars – I went with a mix of milk and dark chocolate.
- Some letter molds, the silicone kind you can find for baking.
- A double boiler, or just a heat-safe bowl and a saucepan.
- Wax paper, for easy cleanup.
- Some cute little boxes and ribbons for packaging.
Melting the Chocolate
Next up, melting the chocolate. I didn’t want to burn it, so I used the double boiler method. I put some water in the saucepan, brought it to a simmer, and then put the bowl with the broken-up chocolate on top. I made sure the water wasn’t touching the bottom of the bowl. Stirred it gently until it was all smooth and melty.
Took it off the heat right away.
Pouring into the Molds
This was the tricky part! I carefully spooned the melted chocolate into the letter molds.I made sure to tap the molds on the counter a few times to get rid of any air bubbles. Filled to make each letter of the message that I was going to send.
Cooling and Setting
I put the filled molds onto a tray lined with wax paper,and I popped them into the fridge.
Waiting is always the hardest part, but I wanted to make sure they were completely set before I tried to take them out.
I Left them in there for at least an hour, maybe a bit longer.
Demolding and Packaging
Once they were solid, I gently flexed the silicone molds to release the chocolate letters.
And most of them came out perfectly!
I arranged the letters in the little boxes, making sure they spelled out my message clearly.
Then, I added some ribbon to make it look all fancy.
The Final Result!
And there you have it! My “msg chocolate” was ready to go. It looked pretty awesome, if I do say so myself.
It was a fun little project, and it’s definitely a unique way to send a message.
You could try different kinds of chocolate, add sprinkles, or even use colored candy melts.
Get creative with it! I think I’ll be doing this again for sure.
