Scientists create rich, velvety chocolate with half the fat


British scientists have figured out a way to make chocolate taste delicious and velvety but with half of the fat: add a little fruit juice.

Dr. Stefan Bon, who led the research at the University of Warwick in the UK, said the new technology would allow manufacturers to make chocolate with fruit juice, vitamin C water, or even diet soda.

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