Cancelled: Chocolate & Elephants at Christmas

15 December 2022 12:00-15:00, London, United Kingdom


Introduction
Chocolate tasting
We are planning a blind tasting of chocolate to give people an opportunity to find out more about the varieties of chocolate. 
We are going to taste samples of both plain and milk chocolate. 
The flavour of plain chocolate depends mainly on the variety of cocoa used and where it is grown.  Other factors are the way that the beans and chocolate are processed, as well as the recipe.
Milk chocolate varies more than plain chocolate. This is because there are two ways of incorporating the milk solids. Originally milk was incorporated into chocolate in the form of chocolate crumb which is made by adding sweetened condensed milk to cocoa liquor and drying the product to below 1% moisture.  The alternative is milk powder.  Crumb is preferred in the UK, Switzerland, some commonwealth  countries and some USA factories. UK milk chocolate tends to have a high milk content while continental milk chocolate tends to have a lower milk content.
After the tasting the products will be revealed and we can compare notes

Elephant Polo in Katmandu
The story of how a Chemist and RSC Member  ended up becoming Captain of The British Elephant Polo Team and leading the charge to Kathmandu and the World Championships with the help of Terry Wogan.
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Venue
The Royal Society of Chemistry

Council Room, The Royal Society of Chemistry, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BA, United Kingdom

Committee
Organised by
RSC Consultancy Group
Contact information
Dermot Hanna
RSC Consultancy Group
07894309840
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