Gianduja, another fine product from Italy
January 24th 2008 Posted at Chocolate, General
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Wednesday, january 23rd 2008
Gianduja: Typical Piemontese chocolate with hazelnuts. The term “Gianduja” comes from a theatre character living in Turin. The Gianduja’s were the first chocolates which in were wound in silverwrap (around 1850).
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Zebra, different layers of gianduja with roasted pine tree nuts.
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Amandola, gianduja with a little bit of powder coffee, finished with a milk chocolate bean.
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Ramona, gianduja with roasted pistache nuts in little pieces, a wrap of marzepain and fondant chocolate. (they really look like tree logs)
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Rutino, gianduja with rice crips and fondant chocolate.
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Krotino, clear gianduja with cracked nougat.
Next week there will be a new chapter. Then I will be talking about different forms of chocolate.
Cheers