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8 hours ago, Jim D. said:Yes, they did. In the case of the Easter eggs I referred to, some had hairline cracks when they came out of the molds, some appeared to develop them later.
Was it a very thin layer of chocolate each time? I've had more through and through cracks when that happens. Oops see everyone has beat me too it!
8 hours ago, Jim D. said:Yes, they did. In the case of the Easter eggs I referred to, some had hairline cracks when they came out of the molds, some appeared to develop them later.
Was it a very thin layer of chocolate each time? I've had more through and through cracks when that happens
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