I Tried Making Homemade Kinder Bueno Bars Pt. 1 | Claire Recreates
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Claire Saffitz attempts to recreate a Kinder Bueno bar in a rental kitchen using improvised tools, aluminum foil molds, and homemade wafer batter, concluding that a two-sided conducting mold made of metal is necessary for success.
From the video
Answers: How do you recreate a Kinder Bueno bar at home?
- Recreating Kinder Bueno at home
- Making wafer batter for candy bars
- Shaping aluminum foil candy molds
- Testing candy baking techniques in a rental kitchen
Ingredients
- milk chocolate
- sugar
- cocoa butter
- cocoa mass
- skim milk powder
- butteroil
- lecithin
- vanillin
- palm oil
- wheat flour
- hazelnuts
- milk powder
- semi-sweet chocolate
- sodium bicarbonate
- salt
- cake flour
- 4 oz butter
- 2 egg whites
- water
- vanilla extract
What it concludes
- Aluminum foil molds are too flimsy and do not heat up properly to bake wafer batter evenly.
- A two-sided conducting mold made of metal is required to properly bake and shape homemade wafer batter into a candy bar.
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