How is dark chocolate different from milk chocolate?

I make things with white, milk and dark chocolate. But I also buy white, milk and dark chocolate. And sometimes I even receive gifts of chocolates of these various types from family members and friends. read more

Dark Chocolate is different from milk chocolate since it doesn’t have milk fat that is present in all milk chocolate. Like if you are talking about pure chocolate, like the popular products available in market, take a look at their composition. read more

“Technically, the difference between milk chocolate and dark chocolate lies with the ingredients,” says Carrie Clark, Research Scientist, Regulatory & Nutrition R&D and, in particular, the amount of chocolate liquor* and milk fat. read more

The difference between dark chocolate and milk chocolate is that it does not have any milk solids added. Dark chocolate will generally have a higher percentage of cocoa solids and can range from 30% to 80% in cocoa solid make-up. Because of this, it is fuller in real chocolate taste and results in a drier, more chalky texture. read more