20 Free chocolate AI images Create by Flux AI

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Ultra realistic 3D render, chocolate snack bars. Seamlessly in the air, on seamless white background.
Chocolate "FLUX SCHNELL", dynamic photo
Godiva chocolate, a blonde girl in a kimono is holding it.
Godiva chocolate, blond girl in a kimono is holding it.
Godiva chocolate, an Asian girl in a kimono is holding it.
Godiva chocolate, Japanese Mount Fuji background.
Godiva chocolate, Japanese Mount Fuji background.
Godiva chocolate, Japanese cartoon style
Pokemon Dubai chocolate
Godiva chocolate, a woman is holding it, antic mood.
Godiva chocolate, a woman is holding it, fashion magazine shot.
Godiva chocolate, Lady Godiva background
delicious oat milk chocolate peanut butter drizzles organic
delicious oat milk chocolate, peanut butter, organic
French chef stealing a chocolate bar from a kid's backpack.
French chef stealing a chocolate bar from a convenience store.
cute anime girl with massive fluffy fennec ears and a big fluffy tail blonde messy long hair blue eyes wearing a maid outfit with a long black dress with a gold leaf pattern and a white apron sitting on a table, on the table is a mountain of chocolate
a chef working with chocolate
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1. Definition and origin
   - Etymology and history
     • Origin of the word "chocolate" (xocolatl in Nahuatl)
     • Use by the Maya and the Aztecs
   - Classification in the pastry field
     • Basic ingredient in pastry
     • Category: cocoa derivative
   - Varieties and types
     • Dark, milk, white
     • Cocoa percentages (70%, 85%, etc.)

2. Composition and properties
   - Molecular structure
     • Composed of cocoa butter, cocoa mass, sugar
     • Cocoa butter crystals (polymorphism)
   - Physicochemical characteristics
     • Melting point: 30-32°C
     • Sensitive to temperature and humidity
   - Nutritional value
     • Rich in antioxidants (flavonoids)
     • About 550 kcal/100g for 70% dark chocolate

3. Uses in pastry
   - Classic applications
     • Ganaches, mousses, glazes
     • Coating, molding
   - Functional role
     • Provides flavor and texture
     • Structural agent (when tempered)
   - Dosages and proportions
     • Chocolate/cream ratio for ganache: 2:1
     • Percentage in mousses: 25-35%

4. Basic techniques
   - Preparation methods
     • Tempering (temperature curve)
     • Melting in a double boiler
   - Specific equipment
     • Precision thermometer
     • Marble for manual tempering
   - Professional tips
     • Avoid any contact with water
     • Temper on 2/3 of the total mass

5. Precautions and storage
   - Hygiene and safety standards
     • Temperature control for storage
     • Avoid cross-contamination
   - Optimal storage conditions
     • Temperature: 15-18°C
     • Relative humidity: 50-55%
   - Shelf life and signs of alteration
     • 12-18 months for dark chocolate
     • Whiteness (fat bloom) is a sign of alteration

6. Innovations and trends
   - New processes
     • Ultrasonic tempering
     • 3D printing in chocolate
   - Alternatives and substitutes
     • Ruby chocolate
     • Sugar-free versions
   - Evolution perspectives
     • Chocolates with specific functions (health, sports)
     • Controlled fermentation of beans
Simplified illustration technique of a chocolate molecule

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